Emmet is a powerful code authoring tool that uses Emmet to improve the efficiency of code entry, especially when front-end engineers write HTML and CSS code, a front-end development weapon!
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In the editor used for front-end development, such as sublime text,editplus,webstorm, it is convenient to use Emmet, but how can you use this plugin to improve development efficiency in eclipse?
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After the zencoding upgrade to Emmet, Eclipse-based plug-in installation addresses have also changed, and the following is a graphic example of installing and using Emmet in the Eclipse-based IDE.
First, open the Eclipse plug-in Installation interface
Start Eclipse, choose Help>install New software ...
Second, the input plug-in installation address:
Click Add ... in the pop-up dialog box. button that pops up the input plugin installation address and Plugin Name dialog box:
Enter http://emmet.io/eclipse/updates/in the Location field of the popup dialog box, enter a name in the Name field, such as Emmet, and click OK:
Third, download Emmet:
When the Install dialog box shows the Emmet selection, select Emmet, all the way Next, to the last step, select I accept the terms of th license agreements, click Finish, pop up the download dialog box, start the download The necessary components:
Iv. Installation of Emmet:
Once the download is complete, a dialog box will pop up asking for confirmation of installation, click OK, and the installation process will be completed soon.
V. Use of Emmet:
Click Yes in the previous step to restart Eclipse so you can use Emmet.
Enter the Emmet instruction (e.g. "table>tr*3>td*5") and press the TAB key to get it.
But in the default configuration, HTML, XML, HAML, CSS, Sass/scss, less, JavaScript, Python, Ruby files can use the "tab" key directly, and "Ctrl+e" as the shortcut key in other types of files.
So, in the JSP page, you can enter the emmet instruction (such as "table>tr*3>td*5"), and then press Ctrl+e, you can
Online installation of Emmet and graphics using the Eclipse tutorial