Eclipse Usage and Tricks 15: auto-add non-implementation Method 1

Java code often implements some interfaces, and this is where Java code is unique. Implementation of the interface, it means to implement the method defined in this interface, if a one-way code out method needs to remember the method name, and so on, even if there is the content of auxiliary shortcut key Help, is also very troublesome. Here's a little tip that you can quickly implement all the methods of an interface definition in the current class, all of which are empty implementations. :-D
Step one: First code out the interface that needs to be implemented

Step two: Put the cursor on the line declaring the class, hold the Divine key: Ctrl+1, you can see the prompt to implement all methods

Step three: Choose to implement all methods, the class is generated in the interface of the method null implementation, next to the need to re-implement, more convenient

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Eclipse Usage and Tricks 15: auto-add non-implementation Method 1