Now I'm trying to use this with WSAD 5.1 (built on E 2.1). Does anyone know how to turn these on? I looked, but I couldn't find anything. Any suggestions?
Listening to: Johnny Favourite - Inside Out
Friday, 25 June 2004
Eclipse macros
One thing that I loved when using Eclipse was some easy auto complete stuff. Like if you type in stdout or stderr it gets changed to System.out.println(); and System.err.println(); (respectively).
Now I'm trying to use this with WSAD 5.1 (built on E 2.1). Does anyone know how to turn these on? I looked, but I couldn't find anything. Any suggestions?
Now I'm trying to use this with WSAD 5.1 (built on E 2.1). Does anyone know how to turn these on? I looked, but I couldn't find anything. Any suggestions?
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Why don't you ask person sitting next to you?
ReplyDeleteGo to:
Window->Preferences->Java->Editor->Templates
From there you can enable whatever you want, and rename the shortcuts as you want to.
So let's renew the material:
when we do not know or not sure about something, we ask people around us, and if they do not know also, then we ask the world.
It's like in qbasic, when you'd type in ?, and it put change it to print, yeah, that was nice.
ReplyDeleteOne reason was that this way I have a documented way so I can easily refer to it later. That and so other people can find out about these short cuts.
ReplyDeleteTaking a look at WSAD 5.1, they don't use stdout and stderr, they user syserr and sysout. Close enough. ;-)
Hey, I benefited from it.
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