When a folder in the Eclipse Package Explorer (one which is linked to a directory somewhere in the filesystem) contains files whose names begin with a . (period), those files do not appear. Can Eclipse be configured to show these files, and if so, how? ...
hi, is it possible to do something like this: Let's say I have a lot of projects in my package explorer. I want to make different views. For example a view for projects I don't use very often, my main things, common things. Basically i want to clean up my package explorer to get a better overview of all my things. At the moment everythi...
Hi, somehow I've ended up in a situation such that when I navigate through source files with Eclipse, the Eclipse always selects (and expands) the opened file with package explorer. With this I end up losing my location on Package Explorer Having my Package explorer expanded and pretty confusing. With brief googling/exploring on th...
Is it possible, to save the state of the package explorer when closing Eclipse (3.4) and to restore it when opening the workspace again? By state I mean the nodes (expanded or collapsed). ...
In Eclipse (latest version) I ended up with the situation seen below. I accidentally rested a book on my keyboard and through some magical key sequence managed to have a package explorer bar locked into the top of my editor window. I've spent a while searching on google and playing around in eclipse to try and remove this with no succ...
OK I have a feeling I'm doing something that's not "accepted practice" but here's what I would like: in the Eclipse package explorer, I see the following: (dot represents a clickable arrow that I can use to expand the folder) PROJECT Source Folder Package Class Package.SubPackageFooBarPackage.OtherSubPackagePackage.OtherSub...
In the "Package Explorer" in Eclipse, I can click on a Java class and list all the methods for it. The methods are shown with a few different symbols before the name. This symbol can be a green circle or a red square. What does this symbols mean? Is there a webpage that explains them? ...