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===== Eclipse =====
Workbench User Guide:
* Workbench: A Workbench window offers one or more perspectives.
* Workspace: The workspace is the directory where your work will be stored
* Perspectives: A perspective contains editors and views.
* Views
* Project Explorer view
* Open, Open with, Go To
* Exporting files
* Importing files
* Deleting resources(files)
* Deleting project(remove from workspace)
* External editors launched by the Workbench
* edit Embedded OLE documents
* Searching(searchgin text in multi-files)
* Tasks View
* Bookmarks view
* Rearranging views and editors
* Comparing
* Local history: Team > Show Local History
* Editors: editors can be cycled by using the <key>Ctrl+F6</key>
* Link with Editor
Java development user guide:
* Getting Started
* Basic tutorial
* Preparing Eclipse
* Verifying JRE installation: Window > Preferences... > Java > Installed JREs
* Build automatically: Window > Preferences... > General > Workspace
* Source and output folder: Window > Preferences... > Java > Build Path
* Report problems as you type: Window > Preferences... > Java > Editor
* Compiler compliance level: Window > Preferences... > Java > Compiler
* Creating your first Java project
* File > New > Project...
* Import Archive file to project
* Browsing Java elements using the package explorer
* Package Explorer
* Editing Java elements
* Opening a Java editor
* Outline view:Hide Fields, Hide Static Members, and Hide Non-Public Members buttons in the Outline view toolbar to filter the view's display.
* range indicator on the vertical ruler on the left border of the Java editor that indicates the range of the selected element.
* Using quick views
* Shortcut Key:<key>Ctrl+O</key>
* Adding new methods
* error annotations: Report problems as you type
* Using content assist
* Shortcut Key:<key>Alt+/</key>
* Identifying problems in your code
* Quick Fix: <key>Ctrl+1</key>
* Problems View
* Using code templates
* Shortcut Key:<key>Alt+/</key>
* Organizing import statements
* Source > Organize Imports
* Using the local history
* History View
* Replace With > Element from Local History
* Restore from Local History....
* Extracting a new method
* Refactor > Extract Method...
* Creating a Java class
* Source > Override/Implement Methods....
* Source > Generate Getters and Setters...
* Renaming Java elements
* Refactor > Rename
* Undo: Edit > Undo Rename Compilation Unit.
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