The shortcut key for adding comments to eclipse is Alt + Shift + J. In the menu, it is source-> Generate element comment.

Alt+ Shift +J

Click a blank space and useAlt+ Shift +JThe shortcut key generates the author's name.

Click the method name and useAlt+ Shift +JComment on the method for generating the shortcut key. Make a slight modification to make it easy to write comments.

This annotation can be easily generated by ECLIPSE, which is very helpful for others to understand your project.

------------

How does eclipse generate a document (javadoc ):

Right-click the project list, select Export (export), select javadoc under Java in the Export (export) dialog box, and submit it to the next step. In the javadoc generation dialog box, there are two points to note: javadoc command: select the JDK bin/javadoc.exe destination: to save the path of the generated document. Click Finish to generate the document.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Leave your name on the program you write. It is a normal situation that you should have the right.

 

In eclipse, ALT + Shift + J is named add javadoc comment in the Keys configuration,

In the menu, select Source-> Generate element comment.

/**

* @ Author zhaohengzhan@gmail.com
* Jun 24,200 912: 06: 29 pm

*/

The cursor is added at the top of the class. This content is not included in the method.

 

This is preference-> java-> codestyle-> codetemplates-> commnets-> type

You can edit it as follows:

/**

* @ Author zhaohengzhan@gmail.com
* $ {Date }$ {time}

*/

I have not found the format of time and date. Now I can only use this method.

 

Of course, you can type @ author in the javadoc of the method to automatically complete it,

In preference-> java-> editor-> templates-> commnets, define a @ author,

Same as above.