Re:Didn't see this coming: The Goldman Sachs Github Account
by irahul on Sunday May 20, 2012 @06:23AM
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> I never use an IDE to edit Java,
What do you use? I find it extremely painful to write Java in Vim, even though I have been using Vim for quite some time and am very comfortable using it. Text based completions and re-factoring doesn't cut it for Java/C#, so I use eclim to use what eclipse is good at which comprises of smart auto-complete, auto-imports, generating getters and setters, implementing interface, auto-correct code for trivial cases etc.
> To use a class in Java, you must import it first. To import it, you type "import " and then the fully qualified name of the class. From there, you can use the unqualified name.
That's similar in Python. I think the parent post wasn't complaining about namespacing but the way project is structured and named(impl, factory).
What do you use? I find it extremely painful to write Java in Vim, even though I have been using Vim for quite some time and am very comfortable using it. Text based completions and re-factoring doesn't cut it for Java/C#, so I use eclim to use what eclipse is good at which comprises of smart auto-complete, auto-imports, generating getters and setters, implementing interface, auto-correct code for trivial cases etc.
> To use a class in Java, you must import it first. To import it, you type "import " and then the fully qualified name of the class. From there, you can use the unqualified name.
That's similar in Python. I think the parent post wasn't complaining about namespacing but the way project is structured and named(impl, factory).