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When writing Javadocs in Eclipse, one usually need to format some things like <i>someArgumentName</i> or <code>hereIs.aPiece(); // of code</code>.
How can I configure shortcuts to add tags like <code>, <pre>, <b> and <i> for writing Javadocs?
If you begin writing something like
<codein the javadoc and press Ctrl + Space, auto completion should kick in and give you<code></code>.I created a quick screen cast to show what I mean. Take a look at it here.
You can take a look at the default configured code templates like these in Eclipse Preferences by going to
Windows -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Templateslike so :Notice the use of
${word_selection}in the template Preview above.