Custom Instructions
Custom instructions allow you to personalize the operational logic of VJSP. By defining your own guidelines, you can precisely specify the tool’s response behavior, coding style, and decision-making processes.
What Are Custom Instructions?
Custom instructions define exclusive behaviors, preferences, and constraint rules for the extension beyond VJSP's base role definition. Typical use cases include coding style conventions, documentation standards, testing and validation requirements, and workflow execution guidelines.
ⓘ Difference Between Custom Instructions and Rules
Custom instructions are global IDE-wide configurations that apply across all workspaces, ensuring your personalized preferences remain consistent regardless of the project type you're working on.
In contrast, custom rules are project-specific configurations, effective only within a particular workspace, allowing you to build rule sets tailored to individual projects.
Mode-Specific Instruction Configuration
Instructions specific to a certain mode can also be configured via the mode configuration tab.
Open the Mode Configuration Tab: Click Settings and go to the "Mode Configuration" tab.
Locate the Configuration Section: Create a new mode and find the "Custom Instructions" section.
Enter Instruction Content: Input your personalized instructions in the text box.
Save Configuration: Click "Create Mode" to save your configuration.
ⓘ Global Mode Rule Clarification
If the mode itself has global attributes (i.e., it is not workspace-specific), then all custom instructions configured for that mode will take effect globally across all workspaces.