View APIs in eclipse

I often encounter when I want to open the API in the process of using eclipse, and then go around to find the API documentation, look for the package you want from the document, look through the class you want, and it feels very troublesome, and sometimes the computer cannot access the Internet, and I did n’t download the API document in the machine, so I can't see it anymore, I feel very distressed.

It turns out that eclipse has integrated API viewing. I'm not saying that I search in the help document. There is an API in the help document, but now there is an easier way. Press SHIFT + <on the function that you want to view the API description. F2> key, did you see that the API documentation appeared?

It is a lot easier to look for it in this way, but you can only look at it, you cannot search and find it, and it is not very convenient. However, there is the address of the API in the status bar at the bottom of eclipse. Right-click there, copy it, and open it with a browser to view it. Yep. . Although it is more troublesome, it can solve the urgent need, which is not bad ~

Attachment: eclipse official help (very full) http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/debug/core/ model / package-summary.html
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