Recently put MyEclipse8.5 to MyEclipse6.5 knock code when found alt+/not automatically prompt, so found the answer on the Internet, share to everyone!
MyEclipse6.5 default Word Completion shortcut key is alt+/, this means the word completion. In other words, when you use the default configuration, alt+/is used to give you a complete word.
Content Assist shortcut keys, this means that the contents of assistance, that is, we are accustomed to the prompt function, the default shortcut is Ctrl+space this and we in Windows to change the keyboard shortcut keys conflict,
So it's not going to work. If we find out why, we can make the following changes.
1. Select window->preferences; in the MyEclipse6.5 menu bar
2. Select general->keys;
3. In the middle right form, click Word Completion and then click Remove Binding to enter a shortcut key in the binding below.
4. Then select content Assist click Remove Binding and enter alt+/in the binding;
5. Click OK to go.
So in the environment with alt+/can have a hint!
Online also said that after the setup may still have no prompt function, give the solution, I posted it to everyone reference, because I did not encounter such a situation, there is no verification. If someone encounters it, try it.
If you are still not prompted, it is possible that the prompt function has been turned off.
Do as below
1, menu window->preferences->java->editor->content assist->enable Auto activation option to tick
2. window->preferences->java->editor->content assist->advanced above tab select
The proposal kinds contained in the ' Default ' content Assist list: Middle Java
Proposals the option to tick on it.
Article Address: http://www.cnblogs.com/zhangnanblog/archive/2011/11/10/2244960.html
myeclipse6.5 using alt+/does not automatically prompt for changes