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WritingJavaCode |
How to use the template feature?
Templates are presented in the 'code assist' list (after you press ctrl+space).So, for example, type 'for' and press ctrl+space to insert a 'for' template.
How do i put a $ character in a template?
Escape character in templates in $ - so the answer is: write $$.What's the shortcut for QuickFix?
Ctrl+1Comments:
From PeriQ - 8/4/05 6:43 PM
From smesh - 2/4/05 10:08 AM
- Eclipse 3.0.1
- my plugin depends on plugins that include required classes
- I can open source of the required class
From legobuff - 2/3/05 3:10 PM
Looking for help with Code Assist. How can you get code assist to show the "named" parameters, instead of the generic arg0, arg1, arg2, etc.
e.g.
MessageDialog dialog = new MessageDialog();
When evoking code assist, for MessageDialog, I get the following:
org.eclipse.jface.dialogs.MessageDialog.MessageDialog(Shell arg0, String arg1, Image arg2, String arg3, int arg4, String[] arg5, int arg6)
I would like to see the following:
org.eclipse.jface.dialogs.MessageDialog.MessageDialog(Shell parentShell,
String dialogTitle,
Image dialogTitleImage,
String dialogMessage,
int dialogImageType,
String[] dialogButtonLabels,
int defaultIndex)
Just like what the JavaDoc contains.
Can this be done?
Last Modified 10/2/06 11:37 AM
Make sure you are using the JRE from your SDK (not the standalone JRE).
You can check wich JRE you are using by going to 'Window/Preferences/java/Installed JREs'. If the SDK JRE is not listed, then you have to add it (Add the root folder of your SDK installation).