Installed Windows Builder in Eclipse Juno from google repo (plugin for eclipse 4.2, beta and stable), but the palette window is cluttered, it's "stuck" in upper left corner of Eclipse an d partly overwritten by project explorer, menus and buttons that are overlapping. Not usable.
Any solution to this? Revert to Eclipse 3.7?
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Recently upgraded to Eclipse 2020-03 and I can't find the 'relaunch' button. I checked the Customize Toolbars options and even installed the Launch View plug-in but still can't find the option to display the relaunch button?
Sorry, I have been very busy, from my 2019-09 Eclipse IDE With EE, it's the button circled in red...
Within Eclipse, navigate to the Window -> Perspective -> Customize Perspective, scroll down to Launch and this is what I have in 2019-09 ...
But the 2020-03 version of Eclipse only has these options...
You can hover the mouse over the option and see that it is provided by something called the 'Launch' Action Set.
I noticed that the 2019-09 version has two Launch Action sets but the 2020-03 only has one?
2019-03 has two ...
2020-06 only has one ...
Can I somehow add another 'Action Set' to the Eclipse IDE?
It was added by the Spring Tools Suite, after I installed that plugin the Launch toolbar set had the extra 'Relaunch' button.
I switched from Eclipse Mars to Eclipse Neon today. The Pydev plugin was not installed at the place where it was in Eclipse Mars (/Applications/eclipse/cpp-neon/Eclipse.app/Contents/Eclipse/plugins).
Does anyone know where the pydevd.py is located on OsX.
thanks
The easiest way to know where the PyDev debugger is located is by opening a PyDev editor, writing pydevd and requesting a code completion just showing the templates (ctrl space twice)... A template for creating a programmatic breakpoint will be shown (and it adds the debugger to the PYTHONPATH, so you can see where it's located).
Eclipse Juno (from the Ubuntu repo) (3.8.1) looks fine:
Eclipse Kepler (download from Eclipse website) looks broken:
How do I fix my Window drawing for Kepler (and preferably make it look as compact as Juno)?
Simply change the appearance in Windows > Preferences > General > Appearance.
Restart eclipse.
You can also use colour theme plug-in. It only changes the text in editors i.e syntax highlighter.
Edit
Look at these links for new themes.
How can I change Eclipse theme?
Creating eclipse themes
eclipse-themes
I switched from Eclipse Indigo to Juno and I have one very irritating problem. When I open a pom editor the tabs under the main window are not visible (these with Dependency Hierarchy and so on). The same thing is when I use the JPDL editor... Is there anybody that has the same problem and knows the solution? My OS is Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm using classical Ubuntu theme. When I use the CSS spy in Eclipse, the tabs are highlited on red, but they are not showing.
I recently updated my eclipse installation to Juno, and I found a important change I'd like to maintain:
In the Indigo version when I have a file opened and drag it tab between eclipse's windows it just moves to the new window. But in Juno version the attempt results in a floating window with the editor of the file just above the target window.
How can I make do this work in Juno? Is there any option for reverting this or I should install the Indigo version?
Thanks
This is a known bug in the current version of Eclipse (4.2 / Juno). The aim is to fix it for the 4.3 milestone, according to the tracker:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=384308
In the meantime, your options are to revert to Indigo, or just open the file manually in the new window via the file tree.