Eclipse custom code completion

I. Introduction

Recently, I have been practicing algorithm questions to prepare for CCF certification, because it seems that only eclipse can compile Java in the examination room. I have been using idea’s automatic code completion before, and I feel very comfortable. I can customize code snippet templates and quickly enter for(..., Scanner in = ...and so on.

It seems that it is not common to set this up in eclipse, and I couldn't find anything useful online. I spent a long time figuring out how to do it and recording it.

2. Start doing it

打开eclipse,Window-Preference-java-Editor-Templates,

Then click new in the upper right corner,

There are four things on it: Name, Context, Description, Pattern.

Name: code abbreviation used for quick input;

Context: Template context, specifies where the code template can take effect. For Java, it contains at least the following four (we can choose Java by default):

  • Java type members. The code corresponding to the template is a class member. Strictly speaking, this should be selected for the psvm template.
  • Java statements, the code corresponding to the template is a statement block
  • Java, the most versatile, as long as it is Java code
  • Java doc, as the name suggests

Description: The prompt displayed when you enter the code abbreviation;

Pattern: the code template corresponding to the code abbreviation;

Note: After entering the template, be sure to click apply

3. Examples

After entering sc, press Enter.

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