Eclipse auto-completion Enhancement

In the process of using eclispe, I feel that automatic completion is not good, and VS is not powerful. The following are two methods for auto-completion enhancement:

 

1. added the eclipse prompt function.

In eclipse, under window> preferences> JAVA> editor> content assist> auto-activation ". add the first subtitle that we need to prompt automatically after ", for example," ABC ". You can add all the uppercase and lowercase letters (. abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz _).

2. Modify the shortcut key for auto-completion

First, open eclipse, open window-> show view, select plug-ins, and find Org. eclipse. jface. text, right-click, and select import as-> source project. After the import is complete, you can see the project in your workspace.

There is a piece of code in the "org. Eclipse. jface. Text. contentassist. completionproposalpopup # verifykey ()" function under the Import project:

// key != 0        switch (key) {            case 0x1B: // Esc                e.doit= false;                hide();                break;            case '\n': // Ctrl-Enter on w2k            case '\r': // Enter                e.doit= false;                insertSelectedProposalWithMask(e.stateMask);                break;            case '\t':                e.doit= false;                fProposalShell.setFocus();                return false;            default:                ICompletionProposal p= getSelectedProposal();                if (p instanceof ICompletionProposalExtension) {                    ICompletionProposalExtension t= (ICompletionProposalExtension) p;                    char[] triggers= t.getTriggerCharacters();                    if (contains(triggers, key)) {                        e.doit= false;                        hide();                        insertProposal(p, key, e.stateMask, fContentAssistSubjectControlAdapter.getSelectedRange().x);                    }            }        }

 

Modify this code:

        // key != 0        switch (key) {            case 0x1B: // Esc                e.doit= false;                hide();                break;            case '\n': // Ctrl-Enter on w2k            case '\r': // Enter                e.doit= false;                insertSelectedProposalWithMask(e.stateMask);                break;            case '\t':                e.doit= false;                insertSelectedProposalWithMask(e.stateMask);                break;            default:                ICompletionProposal p= getSelectedProposal();                if (p instanceof ICompletionProposalExtension) {                    ICompletionProposalExtension t= (ICompletionProposalExtension) p;                    char[] triggers= t.getTriggerCharacters();                    if (key!='='&&key!=0x20&&key!='.'&&key!=';'&&contains(triggers, key)) {                        e.doit= false;                        hide();                        insertProposal(p, key, e.stateMask, fContentAssistSubjectControlAdapter.getSelectedRange().x);                    }            }        }

 

This will cancel the auto-completion of "=", space, ".", and ";", and add the tab auto-completion.

Finally, export the modified plug-in. Right-click the project in your workspace, select export-> deployable plugins and fragments, click Next, select the destination tab, and select directory, select a directory to save the plug-in, and then finish it. A zip package is displayed, and a jar package is displayed in plugins, replace the file with the same name in the Plugins under the eclipse directory (you 'd better first put the org. eclipse. jface. text_3.7.2.v20111213-1208.jar (because different versions of eclipse may have different names for this file) backups ).

 

It will be nice to use eclipse after modification!

 

 

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The default Tab key is used to locate the next parameter in auto-completion.