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*vim-java-import*
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Automated Imports
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*****************
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*:JavaImport*
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The automated import functionality is pretty straightforward. Simply
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place the cursor over the element to import and issue the command:
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:JavaImport
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and one of the following events will occur:
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- If only one matching element is found, its import statement will be
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placed in the file.
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- If multiple matching elements are found, you will be prompted to
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choose the element you wish to import from a list.
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- If an element with the same name is already imported, the element is
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in java.lang, or the element is in the same package as the current
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src file, then a simple prompt will alert you that the element does
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not need to be imported.
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*:JavaImportMissing*
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If you have numerous elements that you wish to import, you can also
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use:
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:JavaImportMissing
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which will look for all undefined types and attempt to find possible
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imports for them. If there is a single result then that result will
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be imported. In the event of multiple results for a given type, then
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you will be prompted to choose the result to import, just like when
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using :JavaImport.
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In addition to importing elements, this plugin provides two additional
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commands:
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*:JavaImportSort*
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- :JavaImportSort - Sorts the import statements in alphabetical order
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with java and javax imports first.
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*:JavaImportClean*
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- :JavaImportClean - Removes any unused import statements. If the
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current file is not in an Eclipse project, then a Vim only
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implementation is invoked, that behaves the same as the server side
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version, except it does not take into account object names that are
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commented out.
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Configuration
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=============
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Vim Variables
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*g:EclimJavaImportExclude*
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- g:EclimJavaImportExclude - List of patterns to exclude from import
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results.
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Ex.
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let g:EclimJavaImportExclude = [ "^com\.sun\..*", "^sun\..*", "^sunw\..*" ]
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*g:EclimJavaImportPackageSeparationLevel*
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- g:EclimJavaImportPackageSeparationLevel (Default: -1) - Used to
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determine how imports are grouped together (or spaced apart). The
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number represents how many segments of the package name to use to
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determine equality, where equal imports are grouped together and
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separated from other groups with a blank line.
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- -1: Use the entire package name. Only imports from the same full
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package are grouped together.
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- 0: Don't look at any package segments. All imports are grouped
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together with no spacing.
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- n: Look at the first n segments of the package name.
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Ex.
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let g:EclimJavaImportPackageSeparationLevel = 2
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Eclim Settings
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*org.eclipse.jdt.ui.importorder*
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- org.eclipse.jdt.ui.importorder (Default: java;javax;org;com) -
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Semicolon separated list of package names which specify the sorting
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order for import statements. This settings is the same setting used
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by the eclipse gui in the "Organize Imports" preference dialog.
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vim:ft=eclimhelp
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