I used to use eclipse 2.1 all the time. Now I have the latest version because there is a plug-in that only supports 3.0. Let's talk about several changes I feel:
- The interface is a lot more gorgeous, the icon is more like the idea style, and there is no feeling that the speed is greatly reduced;
- You can use the shortcut key Ctrl + m to maximize and restore the editor, saving me a lot of mouse operations;
- Although the braces are automatically filled by default, it does not seem to work for braces;
- You can press Ctrl + O twice to display the inherited method;
- Used to delete a rowCodeThe CTRL + E function of becomes the drop-down list of the outgoing editor. It seems that it is a bit different from Ctrl + F6. The shortcut for deleting a line of code is Ctrl + D;
- Code can be folded, but I don't think it works much, because the functions provided by the original feature are enough to quickly locate any code;
- The Code formatting function has been improved, and the long code can be better formatted;
- Automatically generate getter/setter to specify the code Insertion Location;
- You do not have to save the file when refactoring and changing the volume name. I remember that the file was required to be saved first in 2.1;
- Uncomment is not Ctrl + \, but the same as the comment Ctrl +/. I originally liked this method and now it has been taken away by 2.1; in addition, it seems that there is no/**/annotation method in 2.1?
- Copying code from one class to another class automatically adds the Imports required by the Code, which is considerate and practical.
Most of these are changes in the jdt part. The biggest possible difference is the structure, such as RCP support. However, currently I only use it as IDE, and now both versions are available on the machine, because 2.1 is already very good and has been used for so long, so I can't bear to let it go, in addition, I like the appearance of 2.1, and it looks very professional. Even in 3.0, I switched to the display square tab mode.
