The input variable in eclipse automatically complements the upper-screen workaround

I myself started the Eclipse code completion after the input feel really much better, but each time the input variable after a press space, the compiler will help you write a very painful name, such as you input: String MSTR After the space, it becomes mstring, very annoying. The following is a formal solution, but after I repeatedly toss, I really can not put the source code to display the plug-in project. So I stole a lazy to download the modified jar package on the Internet, successfully completed.

The directory where I copied the jar package myself is: D:\Work appliactions\adt-bundle-windows-x86-20140702\eclipse\plugins

The following gives a kind person's resources, I see other people's resources should be 10 points, the Good man will be 1 points meaning, really thank ~

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eclipse is a very powerful IDE, his auto-completion function and VS have a fight, but in some cases, its auto-completion is too self-assertion, such as the following:
        to create a new string of variable value, Eclipse will list valuestring in the candidate list when entering value, and if you enter a space at this time, The valuestring in the candidate list will be selected, then the new variable will become valuestring, which will be a very painful thing to do.
       for long-term programming people absolutely can't stand this kind of torture. Thus, the solution come out:
      First, open Eclipse, open window- >show view, select Plug-ins, Find Org.eclipse.jface.text, right-click, select Import as-> Source Project, after import is complete, You can see this project in your workspace.
      Then, under the Import project, the org.eclipse.jface.text.contentassist.completionproposalpopup# Verifykey () "function has a section of code :  (ctrl+f search)

If (contains(triggers, key)) {

...

}

Change this code to

If (key! =0x20 && key!= ' = ' && key! = '; ' && contains(triggers, key)) {

...

}

And the code on top of this piece of code.

Case ' \ t ':
E. doit= false;
Fproposalshell. SetFocus();
Return false;

Revision changed to

case ' \ t ' :
    e. Doit= false     insertselectedproposalwithmask (e statemask
break

After the above operation, this auxiliary input plug-in has ruled out the space and the "=" check function, added the TAB key check function. The last is to export the modified plug-in, right-click on the project in your workspace, select Export->deployable Plugins and Fragments, click Next, select the Destination tab, Select Directory, select a catalog where you want to save the plugin, and then finish. You will then create a new plugins directory in your chosen directory with a jar file that replaces the org.eclipse.jface.text_3.6.1.r361_ inside the eclipse/plugins. V20100825-0800.jar (this file is different version of Eclipse, the later version number will not be the same, I use Eclipse 3.6), so it's done!