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jdk help [message #144392]

Wed, 22 March 2006 05:54

Eclipse User

hi there,
how do I make "F1" work in eclipse,
I want to press "F1" and get the javadoc abut this function/keyword
10x

Re: jdk help [message #144533 is a reply to message #144392]

Wed, 22 March 2006 17:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: csae7511.uibk.ac.at

If you want to get javadoc from the JDK, you have to switch from your
jre to your jdk in:

Window --> Preferences --> Java --> Installed JREs

Usually you'll get the javadoc by hovering over a function / field /
etc. or pressing F2 when you are with the cursor over it.

Hope that helps,
Stefan

cyclop schrieb:
> hi there,
> how do I make "F1" work in eclipse,
> I want to press "F1" and get the javadoc abut this function/keyword
> 10x
>

Re: jdk help [message #144748 is a reply to message #144392]

Thu, 23 March 2006 17:17

Eclipse User

cyclop wrote:
> hi there,
> how do I make "F1" work in eclipse,
> I want to press "F1" and get the javadoc abut this function/keyword
> 10x

As Stefan said, you can pull the JDK source into eclipse. There are
more detail instructions at
http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t49624.html

You can use Shift-F2 to launch a browser with the javadoc in it. By
default, when I select a JDK identifier such as String and hit shift-F2,
my browser opens to a web page at Sun with the javadoc.

Jeff

Re: jdk help [message #144816 is a reply to message #144392]

Fri, 24 March 2006 06:23

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: nk_smallbee.yahoo.com.cn

Write a plugin you self to hook the F2 maybe a good idea :D

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