Recently, a large number of JS is needed for development. However, the JS editor provided by MyEclipse2014 does not have the code prompt function, and the development efficiency is a little low. Therefore, a Spket plug-in is installed, which is very simple, installing the SVN plug-in is simpler than this.
Install the Spket plug-in:
First download plug-in: http://download.csdn.net/detail/u012909091/7335891
Decompress the file, copy all the extracted files to the dropins package under the MyEclipse installation directory, and restart MyEclipse. (For SVN installation, you only need to extract the file and put it in the dropins directory without configuration)
Next, you need to perform some configuration in MyEclipse. Click Windows --> Preferences --> Speket --> New to create a file named JQuery;
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Then click Add File to Add the local jquery File to test the maximum available version of The jquery-1.8.3.Click "Default" to set as Default..
Finally, find *. js in Window --> General --> Editors --> File Associatior and select Spket JavaScript Editor as the default Editor. Right-click the project name, Click Reload JavaScript Profile, and then open the JS file. The code prompt is displayed.