In versions earlier than myeclipse 9, if you want to add an automaticCodeThe prompt is as follows:
- Windows --> preferences --> myeclipse --> files and editors --> HTML source --> content assist
- Enter <= abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
In this way, when you edit the content in the HTML code, you can enter any characters, spaces, and other characters to enable the code auto-Prompt function.
However, in Versions later than myeclipse 9.0, we cannot see the content assist option after HTML source, so there is no place to enter the content automatically prompted above. This very useful feature does not know why myeclipse has canceled this setting.
When I used myeclipse 10.0, when I wrote HTML code in JSP, I found that without this automatic prompt, the work efficiency would be greatly affected. After some research, I found that, you can use the following method to add HTML code to myeclipse 10:
1. file --> export --> General --> preferences click Next to export the configuration file to the desktop. My name is T. EPF, as shown in figure
2. open the file in the text editor on the desktop, add the following line to it, and save it.
/Instance/org.eclipse.wst.html. UI/autoproposecode = <\ = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz \:
Contains all content, including the previous/
3. Import the configuration file. file --> Import --> General --> preferences is the first inverse operation.
Open the JSP or HTML content and check if there is an automatic prompt?