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Eclipse and JUnit
Eclipse Terms
• The Workbench
• Perspective
– Collection of editors and views
– Exampes: Java Pers., Debugging Persp.
• Editors (create a file)
• Views
– Metadata presentation of info
– E.g. Package explorer, Properties, Problems
More details
• One Perspective per workbench window
– Can get Window->New Window
– Use tab/buttons at top right of Workbench
– Might try out: Java Browsing, or
Java Type Hierarchy
Views
• Have their own toolbar
• Might be used for navigation, tasks, JUnit
• Controlling display with FastView
– right-click on the view’s tab
– Look for icons at bottom-right of Workbench
• Tasks view: may who lines of code that
need attention. Click to go there.
• See them all: Window->Show View
Views in Java Perspective
• Package Explorer view
– By package not by folder-paths
• Outline view
– For given class, shows fields, methods,
imports
• Problems view
– Errors and warnings
• JUnit view
– More later!
Views in Java Perspective (2)
• Tasks view
– Lines marked by Javadoc comments in your code:
TODO, FIXME, XXX
• Hierarchy View
– Right click from Outline or Package on class
– See the inheritance tree
– Try its three display options (buttons)
• Call Hierarchy View for seeing call-trees
– Drag and drop method from the Outline view
– Shows who calls this method, or what this method
calls
Java Editor
• What you might expect
– Colored syntax; configurable formatting; templates;
bracket-matching; line numbers; space/tab
conversion; etc etc.
• But wait – there’s more!
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Auto-indent of pasted code
Automatic Javadoc comment creation
Refactoring
And… incremental compiling!
• Close a file, it’s compiled.
• Make an error, see the problem. Then Quick Fix!
• Write code with something missing, the let Quick Fix add that
for you!