How to change auto-generated code when creating new class in Eclipse

Question

Whenever I create a new Java file in Eclipse and check off the option to add public static void main(String args[]), this code is generated:

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Answer 1

Eclipse has a lot of configuration options. Take a look in the Windows | Preferences dialog (or the Eclipse Preferences pan on OSX).

If you dig deep enough - you'll find the options under Java | Code Style.

Answer 2

To configure it go to the : window->preferences->java->code style->code templates

Answer 3

Also make sure you check "Use code formatter" in Java > Editor > Templates

Answer 4

The indention is a formatting issue while the comments is a template issue.

The templates are in Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Code Templates. Browse all of them and look for the things you would like to change.

The Formatter is a little bit more complicated. You find it under Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Formatter. There are tons of options there but I'll just answer your question.

• Templates -> Comments -> Methods -> Edit and delete everything
• Formatter -> Edit -> Braces Tab -> Change which situations you want
• Templates -> Code -> Method Body -> Edit and delete everything

Answer 5

1. In Eclipse Go to Window->Preferences
2. In Left Panel, Select Java->Code Style->Code Template
3. Under "Configure generated code and comments", Expand Comments-> select Methods,Click Edit Remove or replace the pattern ( * @param args),Click OK
4. Under "Configure generated code and comments", Expand Code-> select Method Body,Click Edit Remove or replace the pattern ( // TODO Auto-generated...),Click OK
5. Click OK !