Eclipse Learning Notes

Eclipse Learning Notes

tags (eclipse): Programming Tools Learning

Note:
Video Tutorial -"Playing with old Tam Eclipse"

1 Basic settings: * Preference settings: window->preferences

1 Theme settings: general->appearance
Modify themes directly in the right panel
2 font settings: General->appearance->colors and Fonts
Right Panel select Basic (that is, applicable and global meaning), find the text Font in basic to set
3 spell check: General->text editors->spelling
Remove the Enable spell check to remove the spell check
4 Hotkey (shortcut key): Gnereal->keys
Here you can modify the shortcut keys (generally not recommended)
5 Code automatic hint: java->editor->content Assist
Modify the auto activation triggers for Java under the Auto activation option in the right panel, in the "." Append "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz)," or append " ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ "

2 interface settings and use: * Interface settings

1 Restore Default interface: Window->reset perspective
2 Bring up a window: Window->show view
If the show View menu is not available, click the Others option in the Show View menu
Then you can search directly on it.

* Interface Usage

-New Project
Android Project: File->new->android Application project
Java Project: File->new->java Project
-New Package
* Right click on the project name and select New->package
* Click on the icon
-New class
* Right click on the project name and select New->class
* Click on the icon

3 shortcut keys

Ctrl+s Saving files
CTRL + C copy
Ctrl+x Cut
Ctrl + V Paste
CTRL + Z Undo
Ctrl+d Deleting text
Ctrl+w Closing the Activity editor
CTRL + N New Wizard
Ctrl+h Java file Query
ctrl+/Single-line comment (set or cancel)
Ctrl+f2 Stop JVM
Ctrl+f11 running the Main method (project)
Alt+up Move up (select a row or rows first)
Alt+down Move Down (select a row or rows first)
alt+/Code Helper (prompting the code to function)
ctrl+shift+/add multiple lines of comments (first selected)
ctrl+shift+\ to cancel multiple lines of comment
Shift+enter move to next line new
Ctrl+shift+m import (less used)
Ctrl+shift_o optimized import (with more)
Ctrl+shift+f Formatting code (making the code easier to read)
Ctrl+shift+w Close all editors
F1 Help Documentation
F2 rename (refers to selecting a file to rename under the Package Explorer window)
F3 view type declaration (requires associated source code)

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Eclipse Learning Notes