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| Code clean up |
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| The <strong>Clean Up</strong> action can be executed on a single Java file, a Java package, a Java project or on multiple projects |
| by selecting the Java elements and executing <strong>Source > Clean Up...</strong> |
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| The <strong>Clean Up</strong> action allows to enforce a code style standard on multiple files or on a whole project. It also |
| allows to apply quick fixes in batch to remove warnings, potential programming problems, unnecessary or unused code. |
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| The clean up settings are stored in <strong>Clean Up</strong> profiles. Each project can specify the default profile to |
| apply when <strong>Clean Up</strong> is invoked on one of its files. If a project does not specify a profile, the workspace default |
| profile is used. |
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