Auto-prompt and manual prompts for settings in VS2013 and Eclipse

just started to learn C language, all the code is pure hand knocking in, because I practiced blind in primary school, the fastest time, a minute to play 130 letters, so I did not feel what is not good. But after using the automatic hint, I have been inseparable from, even if the letter faster, there is no automatic prompt and manual prompt, so today to say how in Eclipse and vs2013 inside how to set. Since I learned Java first, I introduced Eclipse first.

First, Eclipse auto prompt setting:

Click Window->preferences, such as:

Enter A-Z and @ in the red box, then click OK.

Second, Eclipse manual prompt setting:

Default shortcut key: ctrl+/

Click Window->preferences, such as:

This allows you to change the shortcut keys.

Third, VS2013 automatic prompt setting:

Click Tools->options, such as:

In this you can set what you want to automatically prompt, which do not want to automatically prompt.

Four, VS2013 manual shortcut key setting:

Default shortcut key: Ctrl+j, or CTRL + RIGHT ARROW

Setup method: Click Tools->options, such as:

Here you can set multiple shortcut keys to control a command, you can change the shortcut keys. I learned Java first, so I used alt+/, so I changed the shortcut key to this.

In the learning process, I realized that the development of Java to use eclipse,c++ to use VS, this is the kingly. A good knife to use the right place, or a good knife is useless.

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Auto-prompt and manual prompts for settings in VS2013 and Eclipse