Eclipse annotation specification settings

When you create a Java file, select "generate comments" to automatically create a comment.
(Click "properties" to cancel the ENABLE project specific settings option; otherwise, the @ version Version cannot be displayed)

After the settings are complete, you can export them for future use.

The specific settings are as follows:

Windows-> preferences-> JAVA-> code templates

Comments-> files:

/**
* @ Title: $ {file_name}
* @ Package $ {package_name}
* @ Description: $ {todo} (describe the file in one sentence)
* @ Author a18ccms a18ccms_gmail_com
* @ Date $ {date }$ {time}
* @ Version V1.0
*/

Comments-> types: (comments of the class ):

/**
* @ Classname: $ {type_name}
* @ Description: $ {todo} (Here we use a sentence to describe the role of this class)
* @ Author a18ccms a18ccms_gmail_com
* @ Date $ {date }$ {time}
*
* $ {Tags}
*/

Comments-> fileds ::

/**
* @ Fields $ {field }:$ {todo} (describe in one sentence what this variable represents)
*/

Comments-> constructors ::

/**
* <P> title: </P>
* <P> Description: </P>
* $ {Tags}
*/

Comments-> Methods ::

/**
* @ Title: $ {enclosing_method}
* @ Description: $ {todo} (Here we use a sentence to describe the role of this method)
* @ Param $ {tags} setting file
* @ Return $ {return_type} return type
* @ Throws
*/

Comments-> overriding Methods ::

/* (Non-javadoc)
* <P> title :$ {enclosing_method} </P>
* <P> Description: </P>
* $ {Tags}
* $ {See_to_overridden}
*/

Comments-> delegate Methods ::

/**
* $ {Tags}
* $ {See_to_target}
*/

Comments-> getters:

/**
* @ Return $ {bare_field_name}
*/

Comments-> setters ::

/**
* @ Param $ {Param} the $ {bare_field_name} To be set}
*/

Code-> New java files ::

$ {Filecomment}
$ {Package_declaration}
/**
* @ Title: $ {file_name}
* @ Package $ {package_name}
* @ Description: $ {todo} (add description)
* @ Author a18ccms a18ccms_gmail_com
* @ Date $ {date }$ {time}
* @ Version V1.0
*/
$ {Typecomment}
$ {Type_declaration}