Talking about programming tools

zhaozj2021-02-16 61

I have seen many in the forum talking: what tools should be used, what tools should I use? I don't think there is nothing, as long as I can use it, I will go to do everything possible to listen to which tool is good, which is not good. I have used JBuilder, VJ , Notepad, EditPlus, Jcreator, Eclipse, etc., now still remains on the computer, but I think I will write the Java program, JBuilder is good. Of course, there must be a certain foundation, otherwise it will dependten completely. But I also don't deny other tools, just think it is.

1VJ Many people oppose VJ , I think it is good. Although it is not standard Java, you can convert any data with com.ms.wfc.util.value.toxxx (Object), access the clipboard with com.ms.wfc.clipboard.SetDataObject (Object). Although this package is imported, it is not possible to cross the platform, but can run on any Windows (XP previous Windows version). Here, I will not follow those bigger cross platforms, and I can't run on the machine that is not installed in JDK, along with a Win platform, "cross" so-called pure Java. As for the development kit without using Microsoft or depends on you, you don't have to use it, your program is still pure Java, as long as you don't have a com.ms package. The VJ code editing environment is absolutely not bad than Java IDE, but also more intelligent, after all, is Microsoft's product, the interface is more friendly, and it is also very convenient. Different from other editing environments are: VJ is imported when starting is a package set in the ClassPath environment variable, which is for many friends who like to use JDK and IDE should be a convenience, this, you want to introduce one Package, just join in ClassPath, you can use it in IDE and JDK; it is a pity that VJ can only use the JDK1.1 development package without supporting the later JDK version, but I also heard that others can import But I didn't succeed, and I should not be possible. Also, VJ has a first-class code monitoring, you use a "{" or use one ";", it can prompt you immediately, and not to point out when compiling, great! As for many people who listen to java .class into. EXE's friends, VJ is your Fuxing, with this, you can run your Java Class on any Windows (XP previous Windows version) platform, and No matter whether the other party is installed. It also has code prompts, no matter if you enter import or new, or Implements As long as one is space, the code prompt is immediately coming.

2JBuilder I think it is the best development tool, it is indeed slow, and the mortems, even the roller is not supported (but can find plugins). But I think it is the best, there are many beans in it, and direct drag sections can be supported in the Desaign view. It has many fast and simple ways, such as: 1) // outsystem.out.println (""); 2) // FORA for (int i = 0; i <.length; i ) {}

3) // Tryc try {} catch (exception ex) {}

4) // iFieif () {} else if () {} else {} 5) // switchdswitch () {Case: Break; Case: Break; default: Break;

There are still some shortcuts, you may know. 1) Ctrl / will appear "//"

2) CTRL F9 pre-compilation

3) CTRL SHIFT F9 recompile

4) CTRL SHIFT U, Ctrl Shift I INDET

It can also do integrated development, it can automatically generate documents, can be packaged into JAR files, and even simple model design, etc.

What tools use are determined by themselves, I just talk about my opinion.

3Eclipse If you think that JBuilder is slower, then you will use Eclipse to increase how much speed, is also relatively slow. I used to listen to people who said that Eclipse was better. It is a light development tool (JBuiilder is heavy). After use, it is found that it is really light, accounting for the internal depositer to compete with JBuiilder, which may be a difference between my machine. Eclipse2.1.1 28 seconds JBuilder6.0 31 seconds Eclipse has many plug-in support to make up for many of its shortcomings. There is a JSP plugin, actually used to operate Tomcat. There is also a C plugin, as well as JBoss plug-ins (well-known), but I found that Eclipse has a plugin is particularly good, that is, the UML plugin. Previously, with ROSE, if there is no mistake, it should be around 300M. However, you can use Eclipse to use this function, you can use this function, there is also code export, and code resolution function, I feel very good.

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