Prepare a relatively complete copy Copy it when needed, modify it and remove the redundant ones (or ignore them) I will talk nonsense if there are bugs in IDEA’s auto-complete namespace...
MyEcplise does a good job at this point, that is, there will be a namespace in the lower corner of the file If you want to quickly reflect the namespace in the idea, such as introducing the p namespace, type xmlns:p= first, and then it will Automatically prompt a series of things, as shown in the picture below
It should be noted that it must be typed below the line xmlns:context="", otherwise it will not prompt. You can prompt it at the position shown in the picture, otherwise it may not prompt
![[Web front-end] Node.js quick start](https://img.php.cn/upload/course/000/000/067/662b5d34ba7c0227.png)
Prepare a relatively complete copy
Copy it when needed, modify it and remove the redundant ones (or ignore them)
I will talk nonsense if there are bugs in IDEA’s auto-complete namespace...
What do you mean? Quickly create packages according to rules? If so, I usually use gradle to do this
Do you mean to quickly discover Spring configuration files?
You can add facets in Project Structure, select Spring, and then idea will automatically scan Spring’s xml configuration file for you.
MyEcplise does a good job at this point, that is, there will be a namespace in the lower corner of the file
If you want to quickly reflect the namespace in the idea, such as introducing the p namespace, type
xmlns:p=first, and then it will Automatically prompt a series of things, as shown in the picture belowIt should be noted that it must be typed below the line xmlns:context="", otherwise it will not prompt. You can prompt it at the position shown in the picture, otherwise it may not prompt