Configuration of the Java Development environment under Windows sublime TEXT3

Configuration of the Java Development environment under Windows Sublime TEXT3:

1. Write the batch script Run.bat in the bin directory of the JDK, for example mine is placed in "D:\Java\bin".

Runbat content:

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@ECHO OFF CD%~dp1 ECHO compiling%~nx1 .... If EXIST%~n1.class (DEL%~n1.class) javac-encoding UTF-8%~nx1 IF EXIST%~n1.class (ECHO-----------OUTPUT------ -----java%~n1)

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2.Sublime Text3 preferences--browse packages--user (My absolute path is: D:\Sublime Text Build 3126 x64\data\packages\user) Create a new Javac.sublime-build file in the folder with the following code:

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{"cmd":  ["Javac", "-encoding", "UTF-8", "-D", ".", "$file"], "File_regex":  "^ (... *):( [0-9]*):? ([0-9]*) "," selector ": " Source.java "," Encoding ":" GBK ",//Finish the command above//  the following command needs to press CTRL+SHIFT+B to run" Variants ":    [        {              "name":  "Run",              "Shell": true,              "cmd"  :  ["Start", "cmd", "/C",  "Java ${file_base_name} &echo.  & pause "],            // / C is to close the cmd window after executing the command,             // / K does not close the cmd window after executing the command.             // echo.  equivalent to entering a carriage return         &nbsP;    // pause command causes the cmd window to press any key before closing               "Working_dir":  "${file_path}",              "encoding": "GBK"         }    ]}

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3. When running the code, press Ctrl+b to compile, but not in the console input, press CTRL+SHIFT+B, select Javac-run to bring up the Windows console, you can enter the console normally.

Configuration of the Java Development environment under Windows sublime TEXT3