It works like this: place your cursor just above a array or Iterable (List) declaration. Press Ctrl + Space and press Enter. Eclipse will now create a for loop that you can use. It will use the Iterable variable that is closest.
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17 January 2013
The Eclipse foreach template
There are many "hidden" features in Eclipse that are really good. Today I discovered the foreach template.
It works like this: place your cursor just above a array or Iterable (List) declaration. Press Ctrl + Space and press Enter. Eclipse will now create a for loop that you can use. It will use the Iterable variable that is closest.
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It works like this: place your cursor just above a array or Iterable (List) declaration. Press Ctrl + Space and press Enter. Eclipse will now create a for loop that you can use. It will use the Iterable variable that is closest.
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