Shortcut keys for Eclipse

1. Find those classes that reference the class (as long as you use, dependencies, associations ...). ) shift+ctrl+g

2. Ctrl+d Delete a row

3, ctrl+f in a file to find

4, view the source code of a class directly into the (if it has been linked to the source of the package, need to download such as Java src.zip)

I saw a lot of things today.

1, Java IO Source code, feel Java source code involves a lot of design patterns, the classification of each IO and its role

2, TCPIP Agreement (understanding), the biggest harvest,, TCPIP is a family agreement, the original is such ... Too young, there seem to be thousands of of them. But the usual dozens of.

3, Agent mode and dynamic Agent: Understand the static agent and dynamic agent of the difference, the principle of static agent;

While dynamic agents can be fluent in process detail, some of the details of dynamic agents are difficult to understand, such as

Xiangqininterface proxy = (xiangqininterface) proxy.newproxyinstance (
Zhangsan.getclass (). getClassLoader (),
Zhangsan.getclass (). Getinterfaces (),
New Readyinvocationhandler (Zhangsan));

What is the newproxyinstance and new Readyinvocationhandler (Zhangsan) here?

Have time to summarize it again.

PS: Hope NetEase interview next week have a good result ~ ~ Go back to bed ~

Recorded in: 2016-08-13

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Shortcut keys for Eclipse