In eclipse/myeclipse, when we add the annotation author option, @ author will usually be filled with the user name you log on to the computer by default. How to modify it:
Method 1: Modify the user name for computer Logon (99.9999% of users are unwilling to do so, especially some companies' domain account logon computers cannot be changed ).
Method 2: Write the @ author attribute to death.
Choose WINDOW> preference from the menu to open the parameter settings panel, and select Java> code style>
Code templates, select comments on the right, set the types items, and select "edit" on the right to enter the editing mode.
Change $ {user} in $ {user} to your own name.
---- I used to change it, too.
Method 3: Modify the ini configuration file.
Find the eclipse. INI/myeclipse. ini file in the eclipse/myeclipse directory and add the startup parameter-duser. Name = the name you want to display after-vmargs.
Restart Eclipse/myeclipse.