How Can I insert System.out.println() in Eclipse with ctrl + space

Question

When i was watching a video about java, a man has inserted System.out.println() immediately to screen. How can i do it. He only Write "S" character...

Answer 1

i do it this way: write syso and press ctrl+space . i believe you can configure this stuff: window -> preferences -> java -> editor -> content assist

Answer 2

Syso and hit CTRL + SPACE it will work in eclipse ....

And if you want to change it,,,

window > Preferences > Java > Editor > Templates.

Answer 3

Type syso and press ENTER .

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There is no need to press CTRL + Space . You can bring up content assist whenever you type a letter:

1. Navigate to Window > Preferences > Java > Editor > Content Assist .
2. Enter .abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz into the field entitled Auto activation triggers for Java .

Now, whenever you type, the code completion suggestions will appear.

Answer 4

Syso ，然后按CTRL + Space

Answer 5

This will have a problem if your window 7 have more than one language input selection. because CTRL + SPACE will trigger the language change instead of insert System.out.println() ;

Answer 6

I like using the template box Ctrl+Alt+Space , this way you can quickly

1. Select and highlight what to print
2. Ctrl+Alt+Space
3. type : syso
4. Enter

Answer 7

Actually I found out you don't even have to write syso , in eclipse even

yso + Ctrl+Space

is enough.

Answer 8

在 Eclipse Neon 中，它是sysout Ctrl+Space 。

Answer 9

syso CTRL+spacebar 的快捷方式适用于所有版本的 eclipse 如果设置的问题已更改，则不应更改设置，因此您可以通过执行以下步骤来使其正确 1) 更改快捷方式的绑定 2) 确保已选中在模板下 3)自动完成

Answer 10

因此，如果您是 mac 用户，请键入 sysout 并尝试使用 control+space，控制键是指 mac 键盘中 fn 键旁边​​的那个。

Answer 11

For me it started working after I checked Template Proposals in Eclipse -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Content Assist . I switched it on in both the default and cycling sections.