jack_-_ganzha wrote:Mais alguma dica legal?

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Luiz Aguiar wrote:

* On-the-fly code coverage execution with no classes pre scanning phase
* Code coverage statistics for classes and packages

cv wrote:Putz, outra coisa que eu nao lembro ter visto no Eclipse: organize imports automatico e constante. Que peh no saco que eh ficar dando Cmd-Shift-O toda hora.