I am using JDeveloper 10.1.3.5.
I am trying to use Eclipse shortcuts. I opened Tools -> Preferences -> Accelerators. But there is no option like Eclipse shortcuts. Is there any way to do this?
It is there in newer versions of JDeveloper (11,12) - you have an import button to do that.
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I'm used to VS code shortcuts, is there anything way I can import vscode shortcuts for IntelliJ Idea.
Intellij officially launched the plugin VSCode Keymap for IntelliJ IDEs
You can download it or add by going to Settings > Plugins and searching for VS Code
In my case,
VScode plugin was already installed.
So I just changed default keymap(windows) to vscode by going through:
settings -> keymap -> updated keymap selection to vscode.
hope it helps someone.
I am currently trying to install DrJava plug-in in Eclipse Oxygen and I always get an error saying "could not find jar file" even though I opened it using the Install New Software in the Help menu...
I think I have tried everything I could but it does't seem to work...
or is there any better plugin in eclipse that has an interaction pane?
The DrJava Plug-in for Eclipse is an Eclipse 2.x plug-in which are not supported anymore. Therefore, it is not possible to install the plug-in in a current version of Eclipse.
A very similar functionality is built in the Eclipse Java IDE as Java Scrapbook Page (File > New > Other...: Java > Java Run/Debug > Scrapbook Page) and for debugging as Display view (similar to select an expression in the Java editor and hit Ctrl+U or right-click and choose Execute).
In Java 9, there is also a so-called JShell.
I wonder if there is a way to tell to the IDE to autosave any file if modified. I've searched the web but I haven't find anything. There was a module on NetBeans 7 but it is not available now on NB 8. Anyway it appears that the old plugin can be set to execute save all on a given interval. What I want is a feature to save when you modify something just like in Intellij IDEA.
Thanks
This plugin also saves when the file loses focus: Plugin
I would also prefer something like IntelliJ's Android Studio, but I don't think it exists for Netbeans.
I downloaded the below netbeans plugin. It will automatically save after every 1 second once installed. it was built for Netbeans 8.1 and not tested for the version 8.2 but it worked for me.
Netbeans 8.2 AutoSave Download Link
Install in Netbeans via Tools > Plugins > Downloaded and click on add "Add plugins..." button
In NetBeans 12.4 the module options can be changed from the section below and you don't have to download a plugin.
Tools > Options > Editor > Autosave section.
(also it is in version 12.5. I didn't find it in version 12.0)
I usually use Eclipse but I'll need to work with Netbeans for a while since I'm starting a JavaFX project.
I can't fathom having to re-map every single shortcut and setting. Is there a tool somewhere that can import Eclipse settings for me?
This might help:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/EclipseToNetBeans
I've been working on a project in IntelliJ and now when I decided to add Ant support I realised that the Ant Build Window is missing. I have recently upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10 but I doubt it makes any difference. Is this a known bug?
I am using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 10.5 and it works just fine. Even without having build.xml file I can open that window by pressing Ctrl + Shift + A and searching for Ant Build.
If you are missing this option you probably don't have installed/enabled Ant support plugin. Check out File -> Settings -> Plugins.
Please check that Ant plug-in in enabled in Settings | Plugins.