I personally also prefer to develop in IDEA - mostly because of past experience but also because of many really helpful features in it.Īnyhow, here we will try to open the DBeaver project in IDEA, write code, compile code, run and eventually debug (as Java debugger really rocks in IDEA). However, many people find that even the latest Eclipse Java IDE is not as good and convenient as IntelliJ IDEA. Connecting to Oracle Database using JDBC OCI driverĭevelop in IDEA Develop and debug DBeaver in IntelliJ IDEAĭBeaver is based on Eclipse Platform and it seems logical to develop it in Eclipse IDE.Installing extensions - Themes, version control, etc.Spaces: this section allows to configure the white spaces before and after the control structures and operators, for almost every possible option.You can also choose to use the tab character, or several spaces. Tabs and indents: the configuration for the indentation, i.e., the indentation of the code blocks.The code style options are categorized in the following categories: Under this last option, there’s a code style scheme for different file types, but we will just look for the Java ones. The options for formatting the code are defined in “ File/ Settings/Editor/Code Style”. Let’s see how we can custom the formatting settings. It has just formatted it following the default options, which may not be suitable for everyone. Note that IntelliJ IDEA hasn’t asked us how it should format the code.

So, if we use the shortcut for example, Bar.java, it will look now like: The most easy way to reformat the code is with the shortcut: Ctrl + Alt + L (or also Ctrl + Windows Key + Alt + L, useful for Linux users that have the Ctrl + Alt + L shortcut for locking the screen. For example, we could create a couple of dummy classes like the following:īar.java package įoo.java package

Change intellij key map to eclipse