During Android development, a large number of standard libraries will be referenced. At the same time, you need to use the override base class function to meet specific application requirements. Each time you need to manually enter a standard function call, this not only reduces the writing efficiency, but also leads to spelling errors (allowing more brain resources to friction the inspiration, rather than remembering the massive number of function names ).
Eclipse contains a large numberCodeThis is a convenient way of writing speed. Today we recommend how to override a base class quickly and accurately.
1) Right-click the location of the override function to be inserted, and select override/implement methods from the source-> menu.
2) Select the name of the function to be added in the pop-up dialog (In addition, you can select insert point to redirect the insert position)
3) return to the main window, and you can see the generated complete override structure. Let your thoughts crawl in braces!
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