Eclipse Initial Settings

1. Interface Display settings

2. Quick-Create settings

Window->customize perspective->shortcuts

3. Modify the code to Utf-8

　　Preferences->general->workspace

This method is not exhaustive, and thorough modification should modify the Eclipse.init file under the Eclipse installation package, adding-dfile.encoding=utf-8 at the end

4. Modifying fonts

Preferences->general->appearance->colors and Fonts

15-16 advisable

5. Smart Tips

Preferences->java->editor->content Assist

Find auto Activation triggers for Java

Enter. ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ([{

6. Display Line Numbers

Preferences->general->editors->text Editors->show Line Numbers

7. Shortcut keys

Preferences->general->keys

Content Assist Auto Complement alt+/

8. Change the way JSP is turned on by default

Perferences–>general–>editors->file Associations

Select *.jsp-> to set the MyEclipse JSP Editor as the default in associated editors

9. Canceling the Eclipse spelling checker

Perferences–>general–>editors->text editors->spelling

Uncheck the Enable spell checking check box to remove

10.Eclipse Comment Template

Preference->java->code Style->code Template

11. Color settings

(1) Preferences->general->editors->text editors->

A. Backgroud colors background color set to RGB (204,232,207)

B. Current line highlight highlight color RGB (162,215,167)

(2) Preferences->general->editors->text editors->annotations

A. Occurrences highlight assist (145,208,151)

B. Write occurrences variable name highlighting assistant (145,208,151)

(3) Preferences->java->editor

A. Matching backets highlight bracket matching highlight color (0,128,255)

B. Completion proposal background auto complement window background color (166,217,171)

Eclipse Initial Settings