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What are the Find and Replace Symbols/Logic in Eclipse IDE for Java Developers 2020-09? [message #1842419]

Fri, 18 June 2021 07:49

Nathan Heath

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Registered: June 2021

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What are the Find and Replace Symbols/Logic in Eclipse IDE for Java Developers 2020-09? I am using the Java programming language. I want to change certain variable identifiers all at once "replace all", but I need to know how to type what I want to happen in the "Find" box. I have been trying to find the symbols, but cannot find any material showing or explaining them all.

I am looking for a list of the symbols such as things like "!"=not, (<!r>) = replace all but not the letter "r" I believe it looks something like this those symbols, is there a comprehensive list of them somewhere?

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Re: What are the Find and Replace Symbols/Logic in Eclipse IDE for Java Developers 2020-09? [message #1842530 is a reply to message #1842419]

Tue, 22 June 2021 11:25

Nitin Dahyabhai

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Are you sure you don't just want to put the cursor on the variable name and use Ctrl+1 to rename it, or Ctrl+2 to refactor it across your workspace?

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Re: What are the Find and Replace Symbols/Logic in Eclipse IDE for Java Developers 2020-09? [message #1843316 is a reply to message #1842530]

Fri, 23 July 2021 12:40

Steven Tillson

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Registered: June 2021

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The Eclipse SDK includes the Eclipse Java development tools JDT offering an IDE with a builtin Java incremental compiler and a full model of the Java.

If you are using Eclipse to do Java development or are on macOS install a JDK. In all cases Eclipse requires a 64bit JVM. A Java Development Kit JDK.

Or I go to https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/ and there's a magic installer or I can just select a package. If I use the magic installer it.

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