Sublime Text 3 Configuring the Java Program Runtime Environment (console input available)

The situation before the blogger configuration
1.64-bit notebook 2. WIN10 System 3. The Java Environment 4 has been configured. Sublime is installed and the package control component is configured.

Specific process:

1. Sublime Text 3--->preference--->browse Packages, double-click the user folder in the open window and create a new file named "Javac.sublime-build" under the folder. Open the file with sublime, paste the following code and save

{    "cmd": ["Javac", "-encoding", "UTF-8", "-D", ".", "$file"],    "File_regex": "^ (... *):( [0-9]*):? ([0-9]*) ",    " selector ":" Source.java ",    " encoding ":" GBK ",    //execute the above command at the end    //The following command needs to press CTRL+SHIFT+B to run    "Variants": [{        "name": "Run",        "shell": true,        "cmd": ["Start", "cmd", "/C", "Java ${file_base_name} &echo. & Pause "],        ////C is to close the cmd window after executing the command,        ///k The cmd window is not closed after the command is finished.        //echo. Equivalent to entering a carriage return        //pause command to make the cmd window Press any key before closing        "Working_dir": "${file_path}",        "encoding": "GBK"    }]}

2. Create a new test file and save it as Hello.java

ImportJava.util.Scanner; Public classHello { Public Static voidMain (String args[]) {Scanner s=NewScanner (system.in); System.out.println ("Input string, exit terminates ====>");  while(S.hasnextline ()) {String line=S.nextline (); if(Line.equals ("Exit"))                 Break; System.out.println ("Out==>" +Line ); }    }}

3. Press Ctrl+shift+b will pop up an option, for example, select "JavaC" to compile;

Press Ctrl+shift+b to select "JavaC Run".

Operating effect:

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