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问题 The Eclipse Team Provider for Git works but i do not see any changes for submodules when I use synchronize. I see changes with the diff on the command line and also with tortoise i see the changes. So, does anyone know ho to use Git and Eclipse in a way that synchronize and commit works with submodules? 回答1: The "Working with Submodules" section shows the submodules in the Git Repositories view: From there, you have access to two actions: Selecting the Update Submodule action on a submodule

问题 Is there a way to configure Eclipse code formatter for C/C++ to Align fields in columns //without formatting int mRect = 0; int mSquare = 0; bool isTriangle = false; //to look like this??? int mRect = 0; int mSquare = 0; bool isTriangle = false; For Java I found this Eclipse: Auto-align "=" in assignments 回答1: I tried with OCDFormat.jar as described at https://stackoverflow.com/a/18491579, and it works for C++ too. It would be still nice if we can do this with native eclipse formatter. 回答2:

问题 I have a foreground service that is waiting for a shake. When it receives that motion, it sends out a broadcast with: Intent i = new Intent("com.company.app.shakeDetectedMessage"); sendBroadcast(i); My main activity receives this with a broadcast receiver which implements the method: @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { MainActivity.this.turnOnScreen(); Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Screen ON", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); } And my turn on screen method:

问题 I have a foreground service that is waiting for a shake. When it receives that motion, it sends out a broadcast with: Intent i = new Intent("com.company.app.shakeDetectedMessage"); sendBroadcast(i); My main activity receives this with a broadcast receiver which implements the method: @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { MainActivity.this.turnOnScreen(); Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Screen ON", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); } And my turn on screen method:

问题 I have a foreground service that is waiting for a shake. When it receives that motion, it sends out a broadcast with: Intent i = new Intent("com.company.app.shakeDetectedMessage"); sendBroadcast(i); My main activity receives this with a broadcast receiver which implements the method: @Override public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) { MainActivity.this.turnOnScreen(); Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Screen ON", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); } And my turn on screen method:

问题 I have 7 projects in my local environment and some of them depend on each other. I have built them in a particular sequence to prepare my development environment. I have to do update dependency and then maven clean install on each project in a particular sequence for this. Is there any shortcut to do this instead of the manual steps? How do I create a run configuration ( or any other way) to build all projects in some sequence? -Sunil 回答1: If these 7 projects are parts of a whole project then

问题 I have 7 projects in my local environment and some of them depend on each other. I have built them in a particular sequence to prepare my development environment. I have to do update dependency and then maven clean install on each project in a particular sequence for this. Is there any shortcut to do this instead of the manual steps? How do I create a run configuration ( or any other way) to build all projects in some sequence? -Sunil 回答1: If these 7 projects are parts of a whole project then

问题 I'm programming for a product that includes snippets of Java (actually BeanShell) code embedded in larger XML files. These are executed on the fly at runtime. There can be more than one of these code tags at various levels throughout the document. <larger-xml-file> <java> // java code that I want to syntax highlight </java> <more-xml...> </larger-xml-file> It would be great to allow basic syntax highlighting of the code within specific XML tags. I know that vi can do this with <script> tags

问题 I read this blogentry regarding perl and how they handle unicode and normalization of unicode. Short version, as I understand it, is that there are several ways to write the identifier "é" in unicode. Either as one unicode character or as a combination of two character. And the perl program may not be able to distinguish between them causing strange errors. So that got me thinking, how does the Java editor in Eclipse handle unicode? Or java in general, since I guess thats the same question.

问题 I read this blogentry regarding perl and how they handle unicode and normalization of unicode. Short version, as I understand it, is that there are several ways to write the identifier "é" in unicode. Either as one unicode character or as a combination of two character. And the perl program may not be able to distinguish between them causing strange errors. So that got me thinking, how does the Java editor in Eclipse handle unicode? Or java in general, since I guess thats the same question.