Eclipse Usage and tricks 16: auto-add non-implementation Method 2

A common method for automatically adding non-implemented functions is described in the previous article. Here are some ways to add. The first way, it looks a little strange:
Step one: Source > Clean up:

Step two; Select Custom profile, select the configuration, and make the following selections in the Popup dialog box:

Step three: A series of certain ... Adding code from Clean up looks a bit weird, but once you select it, you can do it the next time, and if you configure other options: such as removing redundant code, these operations can be performed at once and are convenient.

The second method: Source > Override/implement methods, and you can choose some methods of the Override parent class.

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http://blog.csdn.net/ts1122/article/details/9018901
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http://blog.csdn.net/ts1122/article/details/9152963

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Eclipse Usage and tricks 16: auto-add non-implementation Method 2