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Eclipse Java Development User Guide
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Scrapbook

The Java development toolkit (JDT) contributes a scrapbook facility that can be used to experiment and evaluate Java code snippets before building a complete Java program. Snippets are edited and evaluated in the Scrapbook page editor, with resultant problems reported in the editor.

From a Java scrapbook editor, you can select a code snippet, evaluate it, and display the result as a string. You can also show the object that results from evaluating a code snippet in the debuggers' Expressions View.

Related concepts

Java development tools (JDT)
Debugger

Related tasks

Creating a Java scrapbook page
Displaying the result of evaluating an expression
Inspecting the result of evaluating an expression

Related reference

New Java Scrapbook Page wizard
Java Scrapbook page
Expressions view

 


 
 
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