Set Eclipse hints

Eclipse Auto-Complete settings, do not press alt-/

The implementation method is as follows:

1, open Eclipse-Window, Perferences, opens a Perferences settings interface. will see only one "." Exist. Indicates: Only input "." Then there will be code hints, which is where we want to modify, but eclipse only allows 4 custom characters to be entered by default.

Note: We can export the current settings, save it as a file, then modify it in the file, and then import the settings so that you can break the eclipse limit.

2, first put in the "." Enter a few random characters, such as "ASDF", and click "OK" at the bottom to save the settings.

3, then open Eclipse's File-and Export, and in the window, expand General-Perferences-->export all and click NEXT. Then click "Browse" to select any one of the paths, save the configuration file, then click "Finish".

Use Notepad to open the configuration file that you just saved (extension file name: *.EPF), press "CTRL + F", enter the "asdf" that you just set, and locate the string. Change "asdf" to "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz.", then save and exit Notepad.

4, hit, open Eclipse file-and Import and then in the open window expand general--perferences, click Next, select the configuration file you just modified, Finish.

Now, when you open window---perferences, and then expand Content Assist in Editor, Java, you'll find that it's over 4 characters, which means we enter any letters and "." There will be code hints.

After the modification, the default is that you enter a character 200 milliseconds after the code hint, if the input is very card, you need to increase the hint delay, if you think it is too slow, can be modified to a smaller number, but the smaller the number, the higher the system performance requirements.

Note: The MyEclipse setting method is the same as the Eclipse Setup Method!

Set Eclipse hints