I am aware of the Eclipse snippet "sysout" which is neatly replaced with System.out.println(); when tab-completed.
This is very useful but sometimes, I need to wrap some existing code in a System.out.println();
In Eclipse internals, the template is defined as being able to wrap a "selected word". But how can I use the snippet with selected text since typing "sysout" obviously removes the selected text.
Any idea?
To get System. out. println() line in eclipse without typing the whole line type sysout and press Ctrl + space.
Just type "sysout" in your Java editor and press Ctrl + space, which triggers code completion. This will expand sysout into System. out.
You can type syso and press ctrl + space to autocomplete it.
So, here's what you should do: Go to Windows->Preferences->Content Assist->Advanced. Check on the box saying- Java Proposals. Uncheck the box saying- Java Proposals (Code Recommenders).
The sysout template acts upon entire Java statements.
System.out.println
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