[program-java] Re: a couple of questions regarding eclipse
- From: "Corbett, James" <James.Corbett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'program-java@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <program-java@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2013 16:53:10 +0000
Tyler:
Welcome to the dark side.
First, every time I open up my eclipse project it just shows the project
I first created--when I add others, will I be able to switch easily?
Yes, once you understand the concept of a workspace all will become clear.
Second, I'm looking at playing with some libraries--I need something for
serialization and sound. How does one install a library into eclipse?
Depending upon your definition of a library the task differs.
Each program / project that you write will have import statements at the class
level of each class. These imports can both be internal java libraries or
external third party libraries.
In this context, a library is a jar file.
A plugin at times has been called a library but it truly is a plugin.
You also have the means to create a User Library which I wrote of earlier this
week with a step by step tutorial.
So, I believe that answers both your questions.
Jim C.
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Subject: [program-java] a couple of questions regarding eclipse
hello all:
I had a couple questions i was hoping someone could help me with.
First, every time I open up my eclipse project it just shows the project
I first created--when I add others, will I be able to switch easily?
Second, I'm looking at playing with some libraries--I need something for
serialization and sound. How does one install a library into eclipse?
does everyone just have like a C:\javalibs directory or something where
they can put everything?
Finally I like to type in a class name and hit . and tab to see what
methods there are. When I hit enter on a method though, it fills in what
it expects. Can I make it both not do that as well as allow me to use
letters to jump to the methods I want?
Thanks,
--
Take care,
Ty
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