We have developed an Eclipse RCP. One of the dialogs (Jface dialog) is not appearing to be modal in Linux. There is another similar Jface dialog in the same RCP that works as modal.
Can anyone help me in this regard. I tried debugging and confirmed that the style of both the dialogs are same and parent shell is set as same for both.
I couldn't figure out why this dialog is not modal, whereas the other one appears fine. In Windows, both of them work fine as modal dialogs.
I am using Ubuntu(32 bit) for testing this.
Thanks in advance
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After some research I found similar problems with JQuery and BootStrap modal dialogs (see: TinyMCE modal in JQuery modal not editable).
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Is there a plugin which supports for presentations in Eclipse ?
That means, assume the code is required to present for a couple of people and if the code is showed as it is, all tools, menu bars and all other icons are shown. Instead, I want to show only the tab which code is open (it can be a class,html or css file) in a full screen so that the PC can be connected to a projector and whole audience sees the opened tab only.
I have seen this in IntelijIdea, but not in eclipse. Any Suggestion please? I use Luna.
Maximize the tab and Ctrl+ (on Eclipse Neon)
The most recent version of the saneclipse plugin has a full screen mode.
You can use Ctrl+M which will maximize an active view or editor.
Also, use Alt+F11 for toggle full screen.
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How to do this? Can anyone suggest me?
I am having a strange problem with Eclipse Classic Indigo where I cannot see the overview bar. I did some searching and could not find any option to enable or disable it, but it appears to be disabled in my Eclipse. I was wondering if anyone had a fix for this?
DOH! New Mac User having a windows moment -- I have the answer to this question. I was looking for the top menu bar INSIDE the eclipse dialog (i.e. just above the icons) but like everything else mac it locates the top menu bar outside the actual dialog at the top of your monitor view.
Hope this helps someone else :)
I am newbie of using Netbeans and i have Netbeans 6.5 on XP. So, here is my problem: when i am working on Netbeans and switch to an another task and then come back later, editor of the Netbeans losts the focus and the menubar gains it. I don't want to press ALT key again to re-focus on the editor. I made some search on help contents of the Netbeans and google and i couldn't find any solution. Have any of you got an idea to solve this problem? By the way, i am sorry about my unfluent English. Have a nice day!
Try Ctrl-0. It should set the focus to the editor window. There are several focus-related keyboard shortcuts. Look through the Window menu for the shortcuts to the different windows.
What you're looking for is this thread. I ended up using a different look-and-feel, but updating your JDK might just help, too.