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ECLIPSE CODE FORMATTER ARCHIVE
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Since this lab only involves a single file, we can skip that step.)

ECLIPSE CODE FORMATTER ARCHIVE

(For submissions involving multiple files you'll need to create a zip archive containing all of your code. Re-run code validation, and address any remaining formatting issues. The method, or select the method and press SHIFT-ALT-J. Eclipse will automatically generate a Javadoc template forĪny method. Most of the remaining issues probably relate to missing Javadocs.Īdd appropriate Javadoc comments to your PointĬlass. Hopefully, many of the flagged formatting errors should now be gone. Once you have auto-formatted your code, re-validate usingĬheckstyle. Once you have configured the auto-formatter you should be able to re-format your Point.java file by selecting the entire file (CTRL-A) and then pressing SHIFT-CTRL-F. To format your code in a way that is consistent with the CS159Ĭonfigure Eclipse to use the file you just downloaded: Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Formatter -> Import. This XML file contains the configuration information necessary for Eclipse This auto-formatting feature will also help you writeĬode that conforms to the course coding standards. This dramatically reduces theĮffort involved in producing consistently formatted (and thus more One of Eclipse's handiest features is the ability to automatically We'll fix these problems in the next part of the lab. In the left margin will show you a description of the problem. Clicking on the yellow magnifying glasses Style guidelines that would prevent you from successfully submittingĪ programming assignment. Each of these marked lines contains a violation of the

Many lines of code should now be marked in Your Point.java file, right-click in the editor windowĪnd select "validate". Once you have completed the previous step, navigate to Click on theĬheck-box labeled "Checkstyle active for this project". The "Package Explorer" tab and then select Properties -> Checkstyle. Unfortunately, checkstyle needs to be explicitly enabled for each newĮclipse project. Click "OK" and then set this configuration as the default. Select "External Configuration" as the Type and then select the file you downloaded in the previous step. Configure the Checkstyle plugin to use the configuration.This is exactly the same configuration that Web-CAT will This file contains a Checkstyle configuration that matches the CS159

ECLIPSE CODE FORMATTER DOWNLOAD

Download the following XML file to your.Drag the blue "Install" button onto your Eclipse window and follow the instructions for installing the plugin. Navigate to the following web-page in a separate browser window or tab:.Checkstyle can be run from theĬommand line, but today we will try it out using an Eclipse plug-in. Your best interest to use Checkstyle off-line so that you can avoid

Verify that they conform to the CS159 style guide. System will analyze your programming assignments using Checkstyle to What it should do, then run the code to confirm that everything isĬheckstyle is a development tool that makes it easy to test JavaĬode against a particular coding standard.

Look over the PointDemo class to get a feel for.

Download the files PointDemo.java and PointDisplay.java to yourĭrag those files into the "src" section of your project.

Once you have completed a syntactically correct Point class, move on to the next step.

The return value of the toString method should consist of an open-parenthesis followed by the x-coordinate, followed by a comma, then a space, then the y-coordinate followed by a close-parenthesis.

Use Eclipse to create a new class that corresponds to the UMLĭiagram below.

Create a new Eclipse project named PointLab.

The autofill options (showing the list of available members of an Be sure to see how theĪutomatic syntax checking works by introducing some bugs.

Choose "Create a Hello World application".

Prompt, fill in a location for your workspace.

If you have not done so already, open Eclipse.

Resources Norm Krumpe's Eclipse Tutorial covers some of the basic information you'll need to complete this activity. If you choose to useĮclipse this semester, each lab and each PA that you complete willīe in its own project and each project will have its own folder. If you already use the EclipseĮditor, this lab may provide you with more information.Īll Eclipse applications are built as a project.