JDT tasks

 

  1. Undoing a refactoring operation
  2. Redoing a refactoring operation
  3. Conduct a Java search using the Search dialog
  4. Conduct a Java search using pop-up menus
  5. Build a Java program
  6. View compilation errors and warnings
  7. Build automatically
  8. Build manually
  9. Build circular projects
  10. Build without cleaning the output location
  11. Creating Java elements
  12. Working with build paths
  13. View and editing a project's build class path
  14. Add a library folder to the build path
  15. Add a JAR file to the build path
  16. Add a classpath variable to the build path
  17. Attach source to a JAR file
  18. Attach source to a library folder
  19. Attach source to a class path variable
  20. Define a classpath variable
  21. Deleting a classpath variable
  22. Creating a new Java project
  23. Assigning the default JRE for the workbench
  24. Add a new JRE definition
  25. Overriding the default system libraries for a JRE definition
  26. Editing a JRE definition
  27. Choosing a JRE for a launch configuration
  28. Running and debugging
  29. Creating a Java project as its own source container
  30. Launching a Java program
  31. Launching a Java program
  32. Re-launching a program
  33. Preparing to debug
  34. Suspending threads
  35. Resuming the execution of suspended threads
  36. Stepping through the execution of a Java program
  37. Inspecting values
  38. Evaluating expressions
  39. Creating a Java project with source folders
  40. Use the remote Java application launch configuration
  41. Disconnecting from a VM
  42. Add breakpoints
  43. Removing breakpoints
  44. Enabling and disabling breakpoints
  45. Managing conditional breakpoints
  46. Set method breakpoints
  47. Applying hit counts
  48. Catching Java exceptions
  49. Creating a Java scrapbook page
  50. Creating a new Java package
  51. Inspecting the result of evaluating an expression
  52. Displaying the result of evaluating an expression
  53. Executing an expression
  54. Use Content Assist/Code Assist
  55. Use Error Reporting
  56. View Compilation Errors
  57. View runtime exceptions
  58. Change method signature
  59. Parameters page
  60. Extracting a local variable
  61. Parameters page
  62. Inlining a local variable
  63. Self encapsulating a field
  64. Parameters page
  65. Replacing a local variable with a query
  66. Pulling members up to superclass
  67. Parameters page
  68. Move static members between types
  69. Parameters page
  70. Rename a field
  71. Creating a new Java class
  72. Parameters page
  73. Use templates
  74. Converting line delimiters
  75. Finding and replacing
  76. Change the encoding used to show the source
  77. Use quick fix
  78. Use Structured Selection
  79. Commenting and uncommenting lines of code
  80. Shifting lines of code left and right
  81. Use Surround with Try/Catch
  82. Creating a top-level class
  83. Use the Externalize Strings wizard
  84. Use the Find/Replace dialog
  85. Use Incremental Find
  86. Showing and hiding empty packages
  87. Showing and hiding empty parent packages
  88. Showing and hiding Java files
  89. Showing and hiding non-Java elements
  90. Finding Next or Previous Match
  91. Finding strings to externalize
  92. Key/value page
  93. Creating a nested class
  94. Property File page
  95. Showing and hiding members
  96. Showing and hiding override indicators
  97. Showing and hiding method return types
  98. Showing full or compressed package names
  99. Sorting elements in Java views
  100. Create Javadoc documentation
  101. Specifying location of the Javadoc command
  102. Use the Generate Javadoc wizard
  103. Use the Generate Javadoc wizard
  104. Showing and hiding elements
  105. Creating a class in an existing compilation unit
  106. Configuring Javadoc arguments for standard doclet
  107. Configuring Javadoc arguments
  108. Finding unused and incorrectly used keys in property files
  109. Writing your own templates
  110. Rename a local variable
  111. Parameters page
  112. Externalizing Strings
  113. Inlining a constant
  114. Inlining a method
  115. Extracting a constant
  116. Creating a new Java interface
  117. Move instance method to component
  118. Inlining a constant
  119. Showing and hiding non-Java elements
  120. Showing and hiding non-Java elements
  121. Showing and hiding non-Java elements
  122. Converting an anonymous inner class to a nested class
  123. Converting a nested type to a top level type
  124. Extracting an interface from a type
  125. Replacing references to a type with references to one of its subtypes
  126. Pushing members down to subclasses
  127. Creating a new source folder with exclusion filter
  128. Creating a new source folder with specific output folder
  129. Creating a top-level interface
  130. Creating a nested interface
  131. Creating a new interface in a compilation unit
  132. Creating a new source folder
  133. Creating a New Java Scrapbook Page
  134. Showing and hiding system files
  135. Add a JAR file as a library
  136. Add source code as individual files
  137. Creating JAR files
  138. Creating a new JAR file
  139. Set advanced options
  140. Define the JAR File's Manifest
  141. Regenerating a JAR file
  142. Use the Hierarchy view
  143. Change the appearance of the Hierarchy view
  144. Open a type hierarchy on a Java element
  145. Showing and hiding inner types
  146. Open a type hierarchy on the current text selection
  147. Open a type hierarchy in the workbench
  148. Open a type hierarchy in its own perspective
  149. Overriding a method
  150. Finding overridden methods
  151. Use the Package Explorer view
  152. Filtering elements
  153. Showing and hiding libraries
  154. Move folders, packages, and files
  155. Use the Java editor
  156. Generating getters and setters
  157. Managing import statements
  158. Add required import statements
  159. Showing single elements or whole files
  160. Organizing existing import statements
  161. Set the order of import statements
  162. Use the local history
  163. Replacing a Java element with a local history edition
  164. Compare a Java element with a local history edition
  165. Restore a deleted workbench element
  166. Use content/code assist
  167. Format Java code
  168. Format files or portions of code
  169. Set code formatting preferences
  170. View documentation and information
  171. Change new type hierarchy defaults
  172. View marker help
  173. View Javadoc information
  174. Navigating the JDT Workbench
  175. Open an editor for a selected element
  176. Showing an element in the Package Explorer
  177. Open a type in the Package Explorer
  178. Open an editor on a type
  179. Open a package
  180. View Source in a JAR File
  181. Searching Java code
  182. Refector
  183. Refector Steps
  184. Refector without preview
  185. Refector with preview
  186. Previewing refactoring changes
  187. Copy Java elements
  188. Move a compilation unit
  189. Extracting a method
  190. Parameters page
  191. Problems page
  192. Change debugger launch options
  193. Rename a package
  194. Parameters page
  195. Rename a compilation unit
  196. Parameters page
  197. Rename a class or interface
  198. Parameters page
  199. Rename a method
  200. Parameters page
  201. Rename method parameters
  202. Parameters page
  203. Working with JREs
  204. Change the appearance of the Console view
  205. Launching a Java program
  206. Deleting a JRE definition
  207. Set execution arguments
  208. Creating a local Java application launch configuration

 

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