Use UltraEdit to create your own Java IDE

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Use UltraEdit to create your own Java IDE

There are many beginners who are asking what development tools, usually using JDK Notepad is OK, but sometimes more troubles and other large IDEs such as JBuilder are not conducive to learning, and the speed is very slow, so I use UtraEdit to write an IDE. I feel very good to tell everyone. The effect is as follows:

Note: 1, the following use UltraEdit9 as an example, other version and editplus similar 2, assuming that your Java environment has been installed, and there is no problem 1. Configure the command menu 1, open the Advanced -> Tool Configuration 2, let us first define the Java Tools: 3, enter javac% N% E (% n is the file name without extension in "Command Bar",% e is an extension) 4. Fill% P on the "Work Directory" (indicating the directory where the file is located) 5. Enter the compiled java program (name "on the menu) 6, select" Save the current file "check box, indicate that the execution is saved; , Indicating that the result of the command is output to the list block 8. Select the "Patting Output" check box, indicating the result of the result of the execution, output to the following output box 9, open the advanced option, you can set the icon for the menu ( You can choose one person icon, then tell the menu to the toolbar) 10, click the "Insert" button, determine, a compiled menu will be done in the following picture:

The same method can do Java menu: 3, enter Java% n in the "Command Bar" (% N is the file name without extension,% e is extension) 4, in "Work Directory" upload% P (Representing the directory of the file) 5. Enter the execution java program on the Menu Project Name (now the name on the menu) Now you open the high-level menu, discover the two menus you just defined; then you can click The right button of the toolbar, select custom, you can drag the menu command you have defined to the toolbar so you have your own menu, see the figure below:

Based on the method, you can also define other tools such as defining a batch file run.bat, putting a batch file run.bat, placed in C: disk, the content is javac% 1.java java% 1 According to the above method: 3, enter C: run.bat% n in the "Command Bar" (% n is not extended by the file name,% e is extension) 4, in "Work Directory" upload% P ( Represents the directory where the file is located. 5. Enter the running java program on the Menu Project Name (now on the menu). Keywords, various clan names, methods, etc. Write to a text file, with the following, Class Private public ... and save the text 2, select the menu advanced -> configuration -> editing, in the Auto Complete File Fill in the address of the above text file in the back box (you can browse the selection) as shown below:

3, select the menu advanced -> configuration -> quick key map, select Edit in the command - Automatically complete, then register a Ctrl Alt Space on the right (default to Ctrl Space, English this button Open the input method in Chinese So add an alt, you can also set it into other keys, as long as there is no conflict, it will be done) as shown below: 4, now your IDE has automatic function (the effect is as follows)

Third, in fact, UltraEdit has a lot of custom features, you can explore, you will find a lot of programming when programming can be programmed.

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