Automatically instantiate classes in Eclipse for autocomplete-CodePudding

I'm working with Collibra java APIs in eclipse (which leverages the flowable workflow engine). There are pre-instantiated classes in the engine, which eclipse (obviously) does not know about.

Is it possible to configure eclipse to automatically instantiate classes in order to provide autocomplete support?

i.e. to configure eclipse to perform the following code automatically?

import com.company.module.package.MyClass

MyClass myClass = new MyClass()

This way, the myClass variable would always be available for autocomplete without having to declare it every single time.

Edit: Even better, is there any way to configure eclipse to include variables loaded into the execution environment of flowable? For example we would load one variable in one file, would the eclipse autocomplete be able to have access to that variable in another file? In flowable, the syntax is:

execution.setVariable("myVariable", myVariable)

CodePudding user response：

Thanks to

This will create an entry in a file located under your project root as .groovy/suggestions.xdsl

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<projectSuggestions>
  <declaringtype type="groovy.lang.Script">
    <property isActive="true" isStatic="false" name="execution" type="org.flowable.engine.impl.persistence.entity.ExecutionEntityImpl">
        <doc/>
    </property>
  </declaringtype>
</projectSuggestions>

From then on, the "execution" variable will be automatically recognized by eclipse as an instance of org.flowable.engine.impl.persistence.entity.ExecutionEntityImpl