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Sublime Text plugin for Java imports

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SublimeJavaImports

JavaImports is a Sublime Text plugin for automatically adding imports to your Java files. It resolves the package names by scanning through a source .zip or folder or a .jar file.

Installation

The best way to install this is using PackageControl

Usage

First you have to define your java_import_path in your settings. The best path to use is the src.zip in your Java JDK. You can also use your android.jar as path to work with android classes.

To add an import either mark all class names to import and press ctrl+alt+i or just press ctrl+alt+i and then enter the class name.

To add a library to your project, in your .sublime-project add

"settings":
{
    "java_import_path":
    [
        "default/java/import/path/src.zip",
        "path/to/library.jar"
    ]
}