Is there a way to run or simulate running Java statements (kind of like IDLE - the Python GUI) without compiling and running the executable? I want to quickly test statements to see if they work. Thanks.
解决方案
Yep, you can use Eclipse, create a single project, and create a Scrapbook Page in that project.
Scrapbook pages get their classpath
from the containing project's build
path. If in a scrapbook page you want
to reference a Java element that is
not on the build path of the
containing Java project, you need to
add to the Java project's build path.
Scrapbook pages also allow you to
specify import statements. You do this
by selecting Set Imports from the
context menu of a scrapbook page or
Set Import Declarations for Running
Code from the toolbar. You need to set
import statements for references to
Java declarations in your projects.
This is a common oversight. If the
type or package you are attempting to
import is not listed in the Add
dialog, it means you need to add it to
the build path of the project
containing the scrapbook page. If you
are referencing an element that has
multiple declarations, you will need
to add an import statement to uniquely
identify the element.
Edit: Got another solution too: http://ideone.com. It's an online IDE and debugging tool. You can see an example here: http://ideone.com/98sA8, but it looks like you have to set up a bit more than on a scrapbook page.