I don't know what I did to my eclipse program but here is a screenshot of what it looks like. Can someone help me reset my eclipse how its suppose to be.
Heres a link of how my workspace looks
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL880/5927631/12798052/410239815.jpg
In the top right corner, click on Java (You have Java Browsing selected)
After that, you can always Reset Perspective (Window => Reset Perspective)
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The screenshot of my starting eclipse page.
So I'm very new to eclipse. I'm 16 and need it for school, I've been using it for 2 months now.
One of my assignments was to use JFrame and create a GUI which I had to import into eclipse.
However, when I created the java project and then tried to use JFrame it would show me the source(I think that's what its called) but wouldn't let me open the design part.
So then I tried to create a class in a new java project and it wouldn't show me any code so I deleted eclipse and tried to install it again.
Which I did twice and now I just get this screen whenever I open it. I can't find the project explorer and I cant use it.
Please help me to fix and get the screen back to normal with the console and terminal and package explorer visible as well as how to use JFrame properly.
Click Window > Show View > Project Explorer as shown below:
Similarly, open other views like Console, Problems, Outline etc. (whatever you need).
How can I open output window in NetBeans IDE 8.0.2? I tried multiple options below:
Go to Window option> Click on output
Clicking Ctrl+4
Right click on the bottom right corner of NetBeans and Click on Show Output
Unfortunately, none of the options are working out. I see NetBeans is “running process” when clicked on Run but output does not show. And when clicked on stop process, the system gets hanged.
Please help me, thanks!
Try Window>Reset Windows to revert to your originial netbeans UI config.
Well sometimes even if you try Window->Output(Ctrl+4) option, it seems not to be working because your Editor window is maximized. Drag your mouse to the top right corner of the editor, where the restore/maximize button located. Click on the restore. Hope it will solve the issue.
So i don't know how this happened but this is what it's looks like right now. That long vertical line is blinking, so i think it's supposed to be the caret?
Only one line shown up :(
Until now, i haven't installed any plugins and stuff for Eclipse. Maybe it's something to do with shortcuts? Help me please?
p.s. All the text is still there, tested it by copy and paste it to notepad. Run perfectly with no errors and this only occur in this single workspace.
I would recommend you open the Windows menu and select Reset Perspective, barring any view settings you really don't want to have to reconfigure.
So I've been using Eclipse on my mac for the past 4 months with no problems but suddenly things are acting up. Before, Eclipse would show me a red dot on the lefthand scroll bar when I was working on a class in a project. Now, for some reason, all it does is grey-out that line number but it does not show me that dot like it used to. I've tried restarting both Eclipse and my computer, I've tried working on different projects and classes, I've made sure a project builder is selected, and I've checked that the "show errors" options are all checked. I do not like having to have another window open to see exactly where all my errors are; I preferred just having the red section on my class screen. Any other suggestions?
Thanks everyone!
You could try looking here: Error indicators in file margin in eclipse indigo
Open Preferences, select General/Editors/Text editors/Annotations, and make sure that the errors/warnings are selected to be displayed in the Vertical and Overview rulers.
or
Figured it out, if you go to system preferences > general > click the "when scrolling" button, to only show the scroll bar when scrolling it fixes it. Mine was previously on "always". I restarted eclipse and it shows the errors/warning message etc now.'
I have tried to use breakpoint in the same way we use break point in Visual Studio or Netbeans, we simply mark the break point and when statement executes, the breakpoint highlights and we can see the values in respective data structure or variable using breakpoint explore.
As far as i have used eclipse, i have found break point is there too, but it is not in that way, means on runtime it does not pick the respective point and neither i can see values nor the application works perfectly while doing that. Is it not possible in eclipse or some tool is required, or i am wrong, please guide.
Ctrl+Shift+B while on the line.
Double click on the left most bar in Editor View.
Right click > Toggle Breakpoints on the left most bar in Editor View.
put a breakpoint at you code line you want,
then right click on project-> debug as -> android application
then go to window menu -> show view -> other... -> debug
or as show bellow
You must set a breakpoint and run the application in debug mode.
You have to launch application in Debug Mode. You can find Debug button left to Run button. It has bug as an icon.
Also could be useful: Setting up a Device for Development. It describes how to enable debugging on your device