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Eclipse is a powerful integrated development environment (IDE) that allows users to organize imports, generate constructors and getters/setters, refactor code, and run and debug programs. It provides various views and perspectives for tasks like Java development, and allows moving and resizing views. Shortcuts are available for navigation, refactoring code, and other common tasks. Additional help is available through the Help menu.

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Eclipse Poster

Eclipse is a powerful integrated development environment (IDE) that allows users to organize imports, generate constructors and getters/setters, refactor code, and run and debug programs. It provides various views and perspectives for tasks like Java development, and allows moving and resizing views. Shortcuts are available for navigation, refactoring code, and other common tasks. Additional help is available through the Help menu.

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Eclipse: A Capsule Summary

Source Menu: Organize Imports Gen. getters/setters Override Methods Gen. constructors by Ian Darwin, http://www.darwinsys.com/java/ Refactor Menu: Inline/extract Rename Very powerful! Window Menu Show View adds views Preferences here! Eclipse Update.

Move Windows Drag any View to any location. Window>Show View adds views. Doubleclick on any View's tab toggles it to/from full screen. Perspective (set of Views): Debug, Java, J2EE, ...

Run Last Program Down Arrow=List Last=Organize favorites

New Class, Test, Enum, Interface... New Java Package New Java Project * means file has unsaved changes!

Package Explorer View shows Java project view. Navigator shows File System View. JUnit shows last test run results

Main Edit Window. Tabs for each file.

Good place to keep the "Outline" View

Other projects...

Click on any line to jump to source code. Same for Stack Tracebacks where underlined!

Bottom is a good place for Console, JavaDoc, Problem and related low volume Views.

Shortcuts: CTRL/L go to line #; Alt/Shift/R Rename; CTRL/Shft/R Open Resource (file) by name; Alt/Shift/I Inline, Alt/Shift/M Extract Method, Alt/Shift/L Extract Local Variable; CTRL/Shift/F Format code; CTRL/Shift/P goto matching Paren; CTRL/Shift/O Organize Imports, many more...

Need more? Help Menu>Welcome gives Tutoral, Samples, etc. Home: http://www.eclipse.org

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