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| Templates |
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| <p>Templates are a structured description of coding patterns that reoccur in |
| source code. The AspectJ editor supports the use of templates supplies |
| by the Java development tools (JDT), as well as several defined by the |
| AspectJ development tools. Templates are inserted using content |
| assist (<strong>Ctrl+Space</strong>).</p> |
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| <p>Templates can be browsed in |
| <strong>Window > Preferences > Java > Editor > Templates</strong>. |
| You can also create your own templates or edit the existing ones. Please see the |
| Java development user guide for more information on templates.</p> |
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