Some eclipse experiences

1. Eclipse prompt: system. Out. println ();     Window-preferences-Java-Editor-templates. Here you can set the eclipse shortcut.
 
Description:Double-click the left brackets (parentheses, braces, and braces) to select all the content in the brackets. CTRL + Q: Go back to the last edited location



Some special annotation technologies in eclipse include:

1 .//Todo -- Indicates the to-do list that has not been completed.
2 .// Xxx -- Indicates the commentedCodeAlthough the functions are implemented, the implementation scheme remains to be discussed and hopes to be improved in the future.
3 .// Fixme-- Indicates that the commented code needs to be corrected.

4. Custom tags 
Window --> preferences --> JAVA --> compiler --> task tag

 

 

 

Use of eclipse bookmark

Why use bookmark?

Writing code is generally not written from top to bottom. It is often written between several modules. You may use the search function Ctrl + F, CTRL + C, which makes searching for locations much more painful.

Because there are several important points, such as the definition part and the core function part, you may wish to use bookmark.

1 insert bookmark

Place the cursor in the leftmost column of the important code position, right-click Add bookmark, and set the bookmark name.

2. display the bookmark View

Click window-show view-bookmarks in the eclipse menu to display the bookmark view.

3. Locate bookmark

Double-click the name in the bookmark to locate it.

 

Set the eclipse3.7 Font:
In Windows 7:
1. Control Panel-> font, find the couriernew file, right-click the file and choose "show ".
2. In the menu windows --> prefereces, find General --> appearance --> colors and fonts --> basic --> text font, click Edit, and select "couriernew.

 

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