Java Development Tool configuration ultraedit

Java Development Tool configuration ultraedit
 
Make sure that your JDK environment variable configuration is correct.
For beginners of Java, compiling and running Java programs is a headache.
Obviously, it takes a long time to compile and run a Java program in command mode, which is indeed very troublesome,
When we don't want to use large development tools, ultraedit is a good choice,
Many beginners use it to compile Java source files and display keywords with high brightness.
1. Keyword High Brightness Display.
Open ultraedit-> View-> highlighted display type-> JAVA;
When the Java program is entered in ultraedit, the keywords and classes under the Java package can be displayed with high brightness,
There are also comments. If you do not like the default color, you can change it by yourself.
On the top menu bar, choose advanced> Configuration> syntax highlighting (a tab in the dialog box)> language> JAVA
You can play games with your favorite colors.
2. Integrate javac and Java into the ultraedit toolbar.
Integrate javac and Java into ultraedit. You don't have to go to DoS every time to execute your Java program.
You can directly build and run the C ++ program like VC. We started!
Advanced> tool configuration // a dialog box is displayed.
Enter javac % N % E // % N in the command line to indicate the current path, and % E to indicate the current file name for execution.
Enter % P in the working directory
The name of the menu item.
Select three check boxes and one check box: Save the activity file, output it to the list box, and capture the output.
Note: When javac % N % E is used to compile Java programs that are not the default package, corresponding folders are not generated. In this way, javac-D. % N % E can be used.
Now you can press the "insert" button. Now you can build your Java program, but you cannot run your Java program.
Command Line: Java % N
Working directory: % P
The rest is the same.
Now you can see what is missing under the advanced menu.
But now it's only in the menu. What should I do if I put it on the toolbar?
Yes. In the toolbar, right-click and choose Custom
Select the toolbar to create a toolbar (optional)
Select command> advanced to find your custom user tools 1 and user tools 2 and drag them to your custom toolbar, but the icons are not very nice. It doesn't matter, you can change the icon on your own. Let's change the icon: Do you still remember how your build and run came from?
Advanced-tool Configuration
Select Java or javac and click "advanced" to see the pop-up dialog box. You will know what to do and find a nice icon for your tool. It should not be too big, if there is no ready-made, you can use VC to make a few.
Up to now, there are still many Java beginners who want to ask, I can press what F5, F11, and compile and run in VC again. Is it possible here? Yes, let's configure:
Advanced-configuration-hotkey ing find advanced-user tool 1 and user tool 2, you can assign your favorite hotkeys.
3. this feature is nothing new to everyone. When you input a variable in tools such as Delphi, Vc, and JBuilder, A box will pop up to select the function you need. However, I think this is not suitable for beginners. In the hotkey ing, find edit-Automatically complete to assign a hotkey. After the allocation is complete. Restart your ultraedit, but when you input sys, press some of your hotkeys to see what it looks like, but it is not as advanced as Vc, Delphi.