IDE CUSTOMIZATION (IDE custom)
Moducture-Based Project Structure (Module-based engineering structure)
This feature is ideal for complex projects, with multiple internal dependencies, and especially for J2EE projects. Module is a separate logical part of a project that incorporates your working sources, libraries, reference to target Java SDK, etc. It can be compiled, run or debugged as a standalone entity A project may consist of one or multiple modules modules may depend on each other modules can be of the following types:.... Java modules, EJB modules, Web modules and J2EE Application modules modules and libraries can be Easily Shared Among Multiple Projects.
(This feature is particularly ideal for complex projects, especially J2EE project. Modules is an independent part of the project, which can contain your source code, library, and target program SDK help documentation, etc., he can also act as an independent The part is compiled, run, and debugged, and one project is likely to have one or more modules, and Modules can be accessed with each other. Modules present: Java Modules, EJB Modules, Web Modules, and J2EE Application Modules.Modules and The library can be easily used by other projects)
APPEARANCE OF Ide IS Fully Customizable (completely customized by IDE appearance)
If you have special preferences in how the IDE should look, from terms of font type and size, applied Look and Feel, position of different windows and the way they appear, etc., this can all be easily achieved using the rich set of the APPEARANCE OPTIONS AVAILABLE IN The Ide Settings Dialog.
(You can change the appearance of the IDE by some parameter settings, from the grammar to the style of the font size to the style of each window, etc., etc. can be easily changed through the IDE Settings dialog box)
This Standard Ui Appearance Can Be, for Example, Changed to Look As Follows:
(For example, the standard UI can be switched to the following style)
Customizable Editor Colors and Fonts, with Possibility To Have Multiple Configurations (Multiple Configuration Multi-Configuration, you can switch between mutual Switch)
All colors and fonts in the editor are customizable. They can be defined on a file-type basis and previewed directly in the dialog. Each set of definitions can be stored under a unique name, for future use. (All fonts are available colors Customization. You can customize it according to the file type, and directly preview, you can also save your settings, after using it)
Customizable Syntax Highlighting for Arbitrary File Formats (Syntax Outstanding Operation)
While IDEA supports such file formats as java, jsp, html and xml, as well as allows users to define custom file formats, it is also rather easy to configure the IDE in such a way that each file format will have its syntax highlighting colors shown According to your person.
(IDE supports various file formats, such as Java, JSP, HTML, XML, etc., but also allows users to use the parameter settings from the syntax protruding from the fixed value unknown file, like custom Java, JSP, HTML, XML. easy)
DiffERENTIATING OF LOCAL VARIABLES, Parameters, Static and Instance Fields By Color (for local variables, parameters, static types, and instance domain (attribute) color distinction
For Java Files, You Can Tune Highlighting So That Local Variables, Static Fields, Instance Fields and Parameters Difer from Each Other by Color, Background OR Font Effects.
(For Java files, you can adjust local variables, parameters, static types, and color, background, synthesis effects of instational domains)
