From settings in Window I hid some elements and Window too - how I can restore default view? Maybe I can edit something in configuration files?
Right click on the name of the perspective and choose "Reset", this will set the default settings of the perspective.
Override file workspace/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.e4.workbench/workbench.xmi with this (Stackoverflow not allow me to post file here)
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s8/sh/2f5148cc-82be-4bfd-b30b-6abad5233c12/0c1cec43832ea07f13fe1912bb1f490d
This is settings of GUI from default Eclipse Luna.
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How can I disable the new "Source Control Providers" feature in vscode?
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I just want the old simple git view, because this isn't very useful for me.
From File menu select preferences ---> settings
or simply press ctrl + ,
just notice in the new versions of visual studio code, the settings window is displayed as normal options not as json file, like what I attached here and I don't know if there is a way to get back the settings as json file.
I think this is solution, vscode -> preferences -> settings :
"git.autoRepositoryDetection": false
// Controls whether to always show the Source Control Provider
section.
"scm.alwaysShowProviders": false,
False is the default, make sure that wasn't set to true in your settings.
Steps: File > Preferences > Settings
Then Search and Change it to "false".
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just Click-Right on it and Click on "Hide Source Control" It worked for me.
Netbeans is not showing source tab, please help.
I had the same problem and I had to delete the Netbeans Cache and User Directory. Once I did it worked fine.
you will find the cach in the path: C:\Users"user_name"\AppData\Roaming\Netbeans
delete all files in this folder
It may be that for some reason the layout changed. I am not very familiar with NetBeans but I presume that there is an option to reset the layout under
Window -> Reset Windows
Hope this helps!
As of now you are viewing Project view. You have to click on Files then you will be able to see what you want to see. :)
or still not visible follow following steps :
User selects main menu Window.
User clicks menu item Reset Windows and all views are reset to their defaults.
Choose from IDE menu bar, Next to FILE---EDIT--VIEW---and then go to View option-- select show editor option
show "Editor Tool bar"(put tick mark to select)
On the Eclipse setup I am about to work with there is no Window element in the top menu, therefore I cannot change the menu visibility (under the Customize perspective submenu).
Which Eclipse config file stores this information?
If you have the Quick Access search bar at the top of the workbench window you can type Customize Perspective there to access the settings. Otherwise you can pop up the Quick Search by pressing Ctrl+3.
Which file to edit to change the Eclipse IDE title: "Java - Eclipse SDK" to something of my own, say "Test - SDK"
Also which file contains the contents of About dialog box under help menu. Is it possible to edit it?
1- Try window > Preferences > General > Workspace > Worspacename (shown in window title)
2- idk :/
For the About dialog there are two means of customizatoin:
An API
Product Branding
You could also use the "-showLocation" option as well.
This needs to be used in the startup paramater.
I am using Windows and I modified my Eclipse shortcut to have the parameter (In Eclipse shortcut properties > Shortcut tab > Target textbox)
C:\Eclipse3.7\eclipse.exe -showLocation
Hope this helps
The keyword is "branding".
http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-Branding/branding-your-application.html
Eclipse has a context menu item to hide the entire toolbar of RCP.
Where is the corresponding menu item to show the hidden toolbar?
I know it should be shown if using a new workspace. However I hope find the related feature in the GUI of eclipse.
Use the Window menu, you have a "Show toolbar" option there.
I'm on Mac OS X, and one thing I always forget about is the stupid lozenge button in the upper right corner of the window. I hit this by accident and was going nuts trying to figure out where my toolbar had gone until I (experimentally) hit it again.
I tried one solution here and worked for me. If you can not reset or change something from eclipse GUI, Go to your project folder eg. "Workspace". Delete folder ".metadata". Now open eclipse again and browse "Workspace". Import your projects from the "Workspace". It will reset eclipse to default.
In eclipse oxygen version it is available under
Windows --> Appearance --> Show Toolbar