Java Development Tools MyEclipse Auto-Lenovo feature

Recently beginner Java, is using MyEclipse to write a new project, just start to open myeclipse feel this tool is unfamiliar and familiar, the familiar is that the editor has a few common things it has, such as the basic settings, editing area, debugging area are similar, get started or relatively easy. The strangeness lies in the seemingly feeling that there are some mysterious places in this thing. We have not mastered these early scholars, once mastered these small mysterious places, will certainly bring great convenience for the development work, also will make the development more efficient.

For example, you may be used to the VS or other environmental software students, just beginning to use the myeclipse feel how so uncomfortable, there is no input hint, is abruptly's own writing, is not convenient and fast, I used to use the Notepad editor when I was learning Java syntax (of course, for those of you who have mastered the basics of Java grammar).

In fact there is a solution, we can call it auto-associative function.

1, first open the window--preference, the changes in progress:

2. Open the File--export and proceed to the following steps:

3. Open TEST.EPF with Notepad or another editor. Do a bit of replacement work.

4, finally through the File--import, the settings file import into the myeclipse. (Steps are similar to export).

At this point, you can edit the code.

Java Development Tools MyEclipse Auto-Lenovo feature