Article:		What's New in Eclipse 3.2 Java Development Tools
Subject:		StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer() in 3 keystrokes
Date:		2006-07-02 15:39:15
From:		JasonKing
Hi, Out of the box I can get Eclipse to create StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(); with 13 characters. Here's the sequence: "new SB" Ctrl-Space, Enter, ();, Ctrl-1, Enter. Using a code template named "sb", I can do it in 3! :-) It's good to see a stable release of eclipse with web tools at last! Jason

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• StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer() in 3 keystrokes
  2006-07-03 17:09:39  Ed Burnette | [View]
  
  
  You taught me a new one, thanks.
  
  But now I can do it in 12 characters:
  
  "new SB", Ctrl+Space, "();", Ctrl+1, Enter
  
  (or instead of Ctrl+1 Enter, Ctrl+2 L works also).