Every time I open my xml file, it is not showing in the Notepad style but like in the screenshot, instead. How can i write my code, any remedies?
You are in Design tab so you are seeing xml file intree structure. Clicking on Source tab will resolve your issue. For xml file native editor in eclipse have 2 tabs.
Design Tab:
It will show file in tree structure so you can drill down from parent node to child nodes
Source Tab:
It will show xml as source.
Right click on the xml file and select OPEN WITH as Text Editor or XML editor, you will see the correct format.
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RStudio uses Chrome Devtools for debugging support in its Viewer pane. (It is labelled as "RStudio Devtools", but I'm not sure to what extent it is customized besides that). You can open its window using Right-click "Inspect Element".
When developing a display that uses Javascript, the source pane in Devtools is very useful for setting breakpoints, single stepping, etc.
One thing that is fairly inconvenient is finding the line where I want to set a breakpoint. Once I have the source file open searching it is easy, but getting to the right source file is hard. Typically after I go to the source pane, I see something like this:
I know the name of the file I want to debug, but it's buried several levels below index.html in the list of files on the left. Is there a way to quickly search this hierarchy of files for a filename, so that I don't need to open all the levels down to the file I want? For example, I might want to debug htmlwidgets.js:
You'll note in the "sources" pane that, if you have no open files, you'll see a message in the middle that indicates you can type Command + P (or Ctrl + P on Windows/Linux) to open a file. When clicked, this will open a text box that will fuzzy search across the names of all source files. Type the filename there and it should be in the first results. You can navigate to it with the keyboard and select it with <Enter>/<return>, or simply clicked with the mouse.
We have one dock window created in EA and it is displaying the xml file contents in tree view but the problem is if we exit EA and open the same eap file again the dock window with tree view contents doesn't appear.So we want to store the tree contents in eap file such that if we reopen the eap file we want the dock window to read the tree contents and display it.
Look into Tools/Directories and Paths. You can use "%"-enclosed names to define paths so you can use it from different environments. That's the only option you have here. There's a help button with the dialog that pops up which explains its use.
I am working on eclipse RCP application which implements CommonNavigator view to display navigator. I have few LinkedResources in navigator that link to files on the file system with custom extension. These custom extension files are opened in custom editor as well as in TextEditor.
One of the file named default.ext will be common to all the projects and I want to keep it read only. Is it possible to open file in custom editor only? For ex. Default.ext should be opened in only custom editor, however Test.ext should be opened in custom editor as well as text editor.
This way I could handle save action in my editor depending upon file name and keep the file read only.
Is there any other way to keep files read only?
Short answer: not possible in the way you describe.
Long answer: if somebody really wants to modify a file then there's no way or need to stop this. What you can do is either (1) hide the file from user or (2) set Read-only flag to discourage users from modifying the file.
I've got a tree view which redirects the user to each of the files contained in my project.
I would like to disable the "link to source code" and directly show the source code without having to click twice.
Which Doxygen option do I check?
Thanks for your reply.
Have you looked at editing the layout file to include only the files?
http://www.doxygen.nl/manual/customize.html#layout
At the top of the layout xml there is the index. Set visibility to "no" for all the parts you don't want to include.
In Eclipse / Aptana Studio is there a setting that allows the tab to show both the directory and file name (instead of just the file name) so I can see:
blog/views.py
instead of just
views
If you hover the pointer over the file’s tab, Eclipse will display a tooltip showing the full path and filename.
Normally when you open two files with the same name, it will display filename and the directory. It doesn't look like there is a way to do this by default.
The closest thing I found was showing the file extension in python under Preferences/PyDev/Editor/"Editor caption/icon"