IntelliJ idea Common Settings explanation 3

IntelliJ idea has a lot of user-friendly settings we have to explain separately, and because of these humanized settings let us these IntelliJ idea die loyalty powder more loyal to use it and share it.

Common settings

• As shown in Gif, when we edit a file, we automatically navigate to the location of the Project component window where the current file is located.

As shown in Gif, IntelliJ Idea also provides us with a local file history even though our project does not use version control functionality. In addition to simple records, we can also label the current version.

As shown in Gif, we can also view the local history of the code based on the code selected, which eliminates the need to view the history of other content in the file. In addition to viewing the history of files, folders can also view the history of individual file changes.

As shown in Gif, IntelliJ idea comes with a code-checking feature that can help us analyze some simple grammar problems and some code details.

As shown in Gif, IntelliJ idea comes with a simulation request tool Rest Client, which is very useful for simulating requests at development time.

As the arrows show, in the Debug state, if we want to delete the breakpoint in bulk, you can click the button shown on the arrow on the graph and select the breakpoint you want to delete to delete it by the minus sign above the breakpoint.

• The default IntelliJ idea is a set of its own IDE settings, such as what we often modify in the IDE settings: Default encoding, compiled version, Maven local library path, and so on, which can actually be avoided.
• In the normal setup of the project process, we do the IDE settings in Project state, and these settings are not saved as a standard IDE settings template, so the next time you open a new project or you want to reset it, you can do it as shown in Gif for ease of operation. Set the ' default Settings so that the next time you open the new Project it will be done with this IDE setting.
• It is important to note that after you set up the configuration, you need to restart IntelliJ idea, and after the reboot, IntelliJ idea will reopen Project to be effective.

As shown, whether you open a new file with IntelliJ idea or install a local plugin, in the pop-up window, the Figure 1 button supports quick positioning to the System desktop directory, and the Figure 2 button supports quick positioning to the current project directory.

Version 2016.2 The new arrow points to the button, in the submission list can display the project is not added to the version control files, so that we do the time to do the code review, in case of missing some files not submitted.

IntelliJ idea Common Settings explanation 3