:arrow: a ton of new diagnostics that will help you discover problems in your code even before you try to run it. Some:
* Using variables that are obviously null.
* Unnecessary checks against null.
* Accidentally assigning to method parameters.
* Switch cases entered by falling through previous cases.
* Using non-generic (raw) types.
* Unused labels.
* Unnecessary $NON-NLS$ tags.
:arrow: When you rename a type in Eclipse 3.2, it offers to rename variables and methods that have similar names
:arrow: supports the latest version of JUnit, version 4.0. (and you can have multiple suites running at the same time)
:arrow: show color-based annotations of who did what in the current file by reading the CVS history. Hovering over a section shows the details of that revision.
:arrow: new feature called “refactoring scripts”
:arrow: When you rename a method, Eclipse 3.2 will offer to leave the old method there, mark it deprecated, redirect it to call the new method, and make a refactoring script to automatically convert all callers when they import your new JAR file.
:arrow: new Clean Up wizard. A few things this wizard can optionally do:
* Remove unused imports.
* Remove unused private methods and constructors.
* Add missing @Override and @Deprecated annotations.
* Add missing $NON-NLS$ tags, or remove unnecessary ones.
* Convert all for loops to be enhanced-for loops.
* Convert control statement bodies to blocks.
* Remove unnecessary casts.
* Add serial version ID to Serializable and Externalizable classes.
[quote=giu]Uma dúvida:
o que eh CamelCase ?[/quote]
Do artigo:
For example, do you find yourself typing long identifiers like “LongJavaName?” Now you can enter “LJN” and press Ctrl-Space, and Eclipse will know what you mean. This is called CamelCase completion
For example, do you find yourself typing long identifiers like “LongJavaName?” Now you can enter “LJN” and press Ctrl-Space, and Eclipse will know what you mean. This is called CamelCase completion
Mas vamos falar sério, o eclipse há tempos está meio morto, não tem nada de novo, só um punhado de pequenas melhorias. Uma pena que o eclipse esteja morrendo.
