Example: you want to learn about JGoodies, and wonder how it works alongside pure Swing code: - download a tutorial (ex: forms) - create a project around this code - attach the JGoodies libraries to the project
and now the tip:
- create a scope based "Color & fonts" settings, *1 scope: lib:com.jgoodies..* effect: underwaved + blue, yellow background
*1: Menu:File.Settings:IDE.Color & Fonts.Scope Based
=> all the jgoodies related code is highlighted, and you see in a snap what's pure SWing, and what's JGoodies related.
Good tip! I can see using scoped color for a lot of things. Sometimes all it takes is a point in the right direction for a feature to leap out at you as useful.
There since 4.5, I think, but nice to mention again. Using Ctrl-shift-F7 you cna highlight usages of fields/methods/... But it can even more. Being used on: - "throws" keyword it shows all possible causes of any declared exception - "return" keyword it shows all exit points - "catch" keyword it shows all places where this exception is thrown in the try-catch-block.
There since 4.5, I think, but nice to mention again. Using Ctrl-shift-F7 you cna highlight usages of fields/methods/... But it can even more. Being used on: - "throws" keyword it shows all possible causes of any declared exception - "return" keyword it shows all exit points - "catch" keyword it shows all places where this exception is thrown in the try-catch-block.
>> There since 4.5, I think, but nice to mention again. >> Using Ctrl-shift-F7 you cna highlight usages of fields/methods/... >> But it can even more. Being used on: >> - "throws" keyword it shows all possible causes of any declared exception >> - "return" keyword it shows all exit points >> - "catch" keyword it shows all places where this exception is thrown in >> the try-catch-block.
Example: you want to learn about JGoodies, and wonder how it works
alongside pure Swing code:
- download a tutorial (ex: forms)
- create a project around this code
- attach the JGoodies libraries to the project
and now the tip:
- create a scope based "Color & fonts" settings, *1
scope: lib:com.jgoodies..*
effect: underwaved + blue, yellow background
*1: Menu:File.Settings:IDE.Color & Fonts.Scope Based
=> all the jgoodies related code is highlighted, and you see in a snap
what's pure SWing, and what's JGoodies related.
Alain Ravet
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tip001-settings.png
Good tip! I can see using scoped color for a lot of things. Sometimes all it takes is a point in the right direction for a feature to leap out at you as useful.
There since 4.5, I think, but nice to mention again.
Using Ctrl-shift-F7 you cna highlight usages of fields/methods/...
But it can even more. Being used on:
- "throws" keyword it shows all possible causes of any declared exception
- "return" keyword it shows all exit points
- "catch" keyword it shows all places where this exception is thrown in
the try-catch-block.
and how do you undo the highlighting?
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>> There since 4.5, I think, but nice to mention again.
>> Using Ctrl-shift-F7 you cna highlight usages of fields/methods/...
>> But it can even more. Being used on:
>> - "throws" keyword it shows all possible causes of any declared exception
>> - "return" keyword it shows all exit points
>> - "catch" keyword it shows all places where this exception is thrown in
>> the try-catch-block.