I think a lot of Java colleagues have started to develop by jbuilder. I feel very don't feel very different when I first contact Eclipse.
Torset, often take a while to slowly adapt to its style, then slowly like it,
Finally, I will slowly forget JBuilder (I like Borland's stuff, but as a programmer, we should first
This support is genuine, at least you can use it less or less ^ 0 ^). Here, the following is a few small skills of eclipse,
I hope that helping novices enter the world of Eclipse as soon as possible.
I. Setting the work set (Working Set) I just started using Eclipse, the least acceptable is its package explorer, after the project, the project
All things under the folder will be displayed under the project, not clean at all.
After using it N days, I found that there is a drop-down menu on the right of Package Explorer, and I can set a job set.
You can easily customize the project file you want to display.
II. Context Assistant Shortcuts JBuilder has a context assistant shortcut key "Ctrl H", pressing the entire class quickly after entering several characters
Name / method name, etc., very convenient. Eclipse also, shortcuts are Alt /, its features are more, it is not
You can only make up the class / method name. If the completed class name is not imported, it will also join the Import statement.
This feature, there is no need to write the statement of the old IMPORT.
Three .quick Outline This is a great feature. When using JBuilder, if you want to find a class, you should use the mouse to pick with the mouse on the structure tree. The tree of Eclipse is called "Outline", and there is also the same function. Eclipse is also A special OUTLINE called "Quick Outline", press "Ctrl O" in the Java Source Edit box, a list of methods displayed on the current cursor, and then use the keyboard to switch, so editing code Java code It is more convenient.
OK, I will write so much first, and the rest of the skills will be added.
