Eclipse/myeclipse use of annotation templates and formatting templates

in the complete life cycle of a project, its maintenance costs are often several times the cost of its development. Therefore, the maintainability and reusability of a project is the key to measuring the quality of a project. Annotations are an essential part of maintainability.

Note Template Import steps  

Installation method:
Open Eclipse/myeclipse
Select Window-->preferences-->java-->code-->code Templates Right Point import Select the template you have written. xml file You can import it in .

How to use:
When creating a new class, tick the "Generate comments" option. The newly created class automatically adds comments that are defined in your comment template. Or use the shortcut key shift+alt+j.

The following is a comment line template codetemplates.xml, which can be imported directly using. Source (see annex) for your reference

format Template Import steps

Open Eclipse/myeclipse
Select Window-->preferences-->java-->code-->code style-->formatter--> Right Point import Select the template you have written. xml file You can import it in .

How to use:
1. Use the shortcut key ctrl+shift+f.

2. Select Window-->preferences-->java->editor->save actions-> tick format Source Code

This way, the code is automatically formatted when Eclipse MyEclipse saves the code.

Below is a code formatting template codeformatter.xml that can be imported directly using. Source (see annex) for your reference

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Eclipse/myeclipse use of annotation templates and formatting templates