You can display all references to an object only available when debugging on a Java SE 6 virtual machine. Object references can be displayed in the variables view by toggling the Show References setting in the view menu. References to each object are grouped in a collection. References can also be displayed in a popup dialog by selecting an object in the variables view and choosing All References from the context menu.
You can display all instances of a Java type only available when debugging on a Java SE 6 virtual machine. Instances are displayed in a popup dialog by selecting a type in the editor outline, a type name in the Java editor, or a variable in the Variables view and choosing All Instances from the context menu. You can force an early return from a method only available when debugging on a Java SE 6 virtual machine. This returns a value from the current stack frame without executing any more instructions in the method and releases any locks obtained by synchronized blocks.
This action is available from the Java editor's context menu, top level Run menu, in the Display view, and in the detail pane of the Variables view. Forcing an early return from a non-void method requires an expression to be evaluated. For example, if a method was going to return false you could return a value of true by selecting an expression in the Display view and invoking Force Return.
In the following example, elementCount is not equal to zero, and would return false see debug hover showing the value of elementCount. Use the Force Return action from the Display view to return true instead. When debugging you can use hyperlinks to step into a method. To create a class load breakpoint, double click on the class declaration line. You can configure step filters to always return from a filtered location or step through to a non-filtered location.
For example, if java. If you choose to Step through filters a step into would end up in your application code. However, when the Step through filters option is disabled, a step into HashMap would behave like a step over. Stack traces can be formatted automatically as you paste them into the Java stack trace console.
An Auto Format toggle is available on the console tool bar. You can now export and import Java logical structure preferences separate from other workspace preferences. Logical structures are used to define alternate presentations for complex data structures and are displayed when examining objects in the Variables view.
For example, displaying a java. Collection as an array rather than revealing the internal data structure that implements the collection. Access rules are now assigned to each execution environment based on its profile. For example, rules prevent access to com. Right now I'm pretty sure the hang has to do with it's trying to recover a previous workspace setting that was lost on a crash, but before that I have no idea what caused it.
Any ideas? Also anyone know how to get it to stop trying to recover the lost data since I can now no longer get into that workspace? I think I have a solution Well you could try to post an feature request on launchpad, and maybe the ubuntu staff will include it in the next ubuntu release.
I also had the ubuntu managed eclipse version 3. Namely, it wouldn't run the software update. I read several of the posts and realized it was a java virtual machine issue.
So, I installed sun-java6 via synaptic. It installs well enough but when I looked at what vm eclipse was using, it was not pointing to the correct place. It would default to a jre subfolder of the eclipse binary and then try to figure out what java you have on your system. What I found to be dead simple was to run this: update-alternatives --config java as sudo and then, using the menu, point it to the newest java you have.
Now everything works fine for me. As another method, you can easily add the -vm switch to your eclipse startup. I just have eclipse uncompressed to a folder in my home directory. We are doing this simultaneous release to support the needs of the ecosystem members who integrate Eclipse frameworks into their own software and products. While those product producers naturally accept the ultimate responsibility for their customers' experiences, Europa's goal is to eliminate uncertainty about project version numbers, and thus to allow ecosystem members to start their own integration, cross-project, and cross-product testing efforts earlier.
Confirm the installation by clicking " Install All ". When asked, agree to restart the Eclipse. To learn more about how to operate the tool see the user manual. Search XFeature. Copyright And Licence The software and documentation downloadable from this site is made up of the following items: Software and documentation generated in the Feature Modelling Tool Project. System Requirements Make sure that your system meets the following requirements.
Download and Installation Use the Eclipse update site to install XFeature tool: Make sure that the required software is installed.
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