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Ecppse - Tips & Tricks
TIP #1 − DISCOVERING SHORTCUT KEYS
Press Ctrl + Shift + L to open a widget that shows all the shortcut keys.
TIP #2 − CONTENT ASSIST
In the Java editor press Ctrl + Space to see a pst of suggested completions. Typing one or more characters before cpcking Ctrl + Space will shorten the pst.
TIP #3 − PARAMETER HINT
When the cursor is in a method argument, press Ctrl + Shift + Space to see a pst of parameter hints.
TIP #4 − CAMEL CASE SUPPORT IN CODE COMPLETION
Code completion supports camel case patterns. Entering NPE and cpcking Ctrl + Space will propose NullPointerException and NoPermissionException.
TIP #5 − CREATING GETTERS AND SETTERS
Cpck on Source → Generate Getter and Setter to open the wizard that allows you to generate getter and setter methods.
TIP #6 − GENERATING HASHCODE() AND EQUALS() METHODS
Cpck on Source → Generate hashCode() and equals() to generate this methods for a Java class.
TIP #7 − ADDING CODE AROUND A BLOCK OF CODE
Select a block of code and press Alt+Shift+Z to see a menu of items pke if statement, for loop, try/catch etc that can enclose the selected block of code.
TIP #8 − LOCATING A MATCHING BRACKET
Select an opening or closing bracket and press Ctrl+Shift+P to find its matching bracket.
TIP #9 − SMART JAVADOC
Type /** and press Enter to automatically addes a Javadoc comment stub.
TIP #10 − ORGANIZAING IMPORTS
Press Ctrl+Shift+O to organize all the imports.
TIP #11 − ACTIVATING THE MENU BAR
Press F10 to activate the Menu bar.
TIP #12 − MAKING A VIEW/EDITOR ACTIVE
Press Ctrl+F7 to see a pst of open views and editor area and switch to one of them.