Automatically formats any methods that are saved in the standard
browsers using the formatting options set by the user.
Allows the developer to avoid those pesky
"Save Changes?" dialogs. With Auto Save
enabled, the system will automatically
save any changes that have been made to a method when switching to another
one.
Discard any errors and continue on
cancel
By default, if an error is encountered, clicking "Cancel" in the
error window will return the selection back to the method with the error.
If you would prefer to ignore the error and continue, turn on this option.
Normally, if a line is partially selected, the Tab key will replace the
selected text with a Tab character. In order for the Tab key to block
indent the lines, they must be completely selected.
This options allows the block indent function to work with partially
selected lines as well.
Normally, VA Java selects words in a right-to-left manner (e.g.,
Ctrl+Shift+Right/Left keys), unlike other IDEs and word processors
(including WordPad and MS Word) that select text in a left-to-right
manner. This option makes VA Java use Windows default left-to-right word
selection.
Normally, the "beginning of line" key (e.g., Home key) jumps
to the very beginning of the line. Many IDEs are intelligent and will jump
to the first character in a line (assuming it is indented). This option
makes VA Java jump to the first non-whitespace character of the line.
VA Java does not provide any key bindings for forward and backward word
delete. This option adds key bindings for both and pre-assigns them to
Ctrl+Backspace and Ctrl+Del.
Normally, to find a matching bracket, you must double-click on its
counterpart. VA Java does not provide any key bindings for this feature.
This option adds a key binding for this feature and pre-assigns it to
Ctrl+[ and Ctrl+].