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Mon, 08 March 2004 18:33

Eclipse User

I know that by using templates it is possible to insert a header into java
code (by header I mean copyright notice, change date etc.). This seems to
apply to newly created files within a project. However, I'm interested to
know whether this can be done in retrospect for existing code imported
into Eclipse (preferably in batch)?

Many thanks.

James

Re: Code header [message #147823 is a reply to message #147803]

Mon, 08 March 2004 18:56

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: akiezun.to.reply.remove.whats.unneeded.mit.edu

James Willans wrote:
> I know that by using templates it is possible to insert a header into java
> code (by header I mean copyright notice, change date etc.). This seems to
> apply to newly created files within a project. However, I'm interested to
> know whether this can be done in retrospect for existing code imported
> into Eclipse (preferably in batch)?
>
> Many thanks.
>
> James
>

my estimate on the size of a plugin that would go and stuff a comment
into every single java file is something < 40 lines of code

actually, eclipse releng does that already, you could ask them - they
must have a tool for it
a.

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