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What I mean by my question is that, for example, when I use sysout and Ctrl+Space the method line System.out.println(); is ready for me to use, reducing my time to type everything.
I wonder if you have how to make my own commands, using some keyword and the Ctrl+Space, to call other methods I want. For example metodoUm and Ctrl+Space calls a certain method that I want.
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The name of this is "Code Template", to create a go in Windows Prefences Java Editor Templates, to get to the following screen:
Click "New" to create your template code. As an example, I created a template to automate the creation of an attribute and a method to make a class a Singleton.
Follow the code if you want to copy:
private static ${primary_type_name} instancia;
public static ${primary_type_name} getInstancia() {
if (instancia == null) instancia = new ${primary_type_name}();
return instancia;
}
Now in a newly created class, type the template name Ctrl + Space:
Then confirm with the Enter, your class will look like this:
Note that you can greatly increase your template power if you use variables, as for example in the above case I used the ${primary_type_name}, that replaces the code part with the class name. By clicking "Insert Variable" you will have an extensive list of variables you can use.
Thanks Math! That’s right, thank you very much!
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has yes, see this link: http://www.devmedia.com.br/criando-shortcuts-no-eclipse/2150
– Pedro Laini
It’s almost what I wanted Peter, is there any way I can create my own commands? The ones available in Keys help, but for example, I thought of typing "functionOm" and Ctrl+Space and he would type the text for me corresponding to the function I want. I imagined that this is how it happened with "sysout", it just typed a text that corresponds to the function I want. So I could modify this text and make my own. But your link left me on the right track, thank you!
– Filipi Maciel