Go to Preferences->Java->Editor→Content Assist→FavoritesĬlick "New type" and add ".Assertions"Ĭlick "New type" and add ""Ĭlick "New type" and add "" Disabling Validation (which slows local builds and generates numerous irrelevant warnings) Select all of the items and click "Remove" Configuring Content Assist (so that Eclipse will provide suggestions for "import" statements) Go to Preferences->Java→Code Style→Organize Imports ![]() ![]() Uncheck everything else in the other tabsĬlick "Apply and Close" Organize Imports Alphabetically Go to Preferences->java->Editor->Save Actions Under "New text file line delimiter", select the "other" radio button and choose "Unix" from the drop-down Removing White Space Under "Text file encoding", select the "other" radio button, and choose "UTF-8" from the drop-down Go to Preferences->General->Editors→Text Editors Go into XML and set to spaces and 120 width, 4 indentation Character Configuration Install the Eclipse Checkstyle Plugin configuration into Eclipse. So Edit the active profile (which now should be GoogleStyle). There are 2 items that ONAP is modifying (see wiki) Second, select the Formatter implementation “google-style-format”. The file to import is eclipse-java-google-style.xml. ![]() You should now see a box displayed that allows you to select a formatter.įirst, load the profile for ONAP by clicking the import button and browsing to the cloned directory of Google’s style guide. Launch Eclipse and go into the Eclipse Preferences. Now copy the formatter plugin into the dropins subdirectory:Ĭp ~/Downloads/google-java-format-eclipse-plugin_1.6.0.jar. Instead open a terminal sessions and cd to the dropins directory:Ĭd / Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse/dropins/ From a fresh install of Oxygen 2, do not launch it yet.
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