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Eclipse: I turned on hidden characters now I can't turn off
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Closed 5 years ago.
I recently rested on my keyboard on my keyboard and somehow managed to change the appearance of Eclipse without even noticing...
I see these strange symbols that are beginning to annoy me that weren't there before
If they are of any importance could anyone please explain what they are and why they are important, and also how to remove it from Eclipse. Thanks.
Go to Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors
Uncheck the "Show whitespace characters" option on the right side of the page, then click "Apply" at the bottom of the page.
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Android Studio Editor Font Sizing
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Closed 10 months ago.
I was working with my class 9 project of android studio and while editing the font size I mistakenly changed it to 222 instead of 22, and now i can't see anything properly. How can i make it normal again?
Well this is not the right way to ask a question on stackoverflow and you should read the guidelines before asking questions.
But for your issue go to the xml file you were working on, located in res-> layout.
Press (ctrl + F) on Windows and type "size". This will help you to find the font size easily in your xml file.
Once you have found it change it to 22dp or anything you need.
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WindowBuilder Design Tab incomplete in Eclipse
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Closed 1 year ago.
I had some problems yesterday with Eclipse, so I uninstalled then installed it again, I installed the latest JVM version, and I imported one of my old projects to eclipse, I added the windowBuilder from the eclipse market, but when I click on the design Tab, it doesn't show anything in it, even thought the source code exist, and the GUI works normally when I run the program, but in the design window I cant see anything, any ideas on how to fix it?
Thanks in advance.
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How to disable breadcrumbs in Eclipse
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Closed 4 years ago.
I have had this white bar appear on my latest Eclipse installations (right under all open classes). It's very annoying and I have not found out what makes it appear.
It's called the "Breadcrumb Bar", and it looks like it it not properly styled/supported by the theme you are using.
If you want to remove the bar, here's a guide.
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How to move out of auto-completed brackets in IntelliJ IDEA (without using the arrow keys)?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I know this is kinda stupid, but i just recently switched from eclipse to android studios, and in eclipse you could press tab to escape brackets, instead of using your mouse or using arrow keys. Is there a way to do this in android studios?
Sorry to say that Android Studio simply does not do this yet.
On my Mac, the closest thing has been autocompleting things with control + space, which will bring up a list of possible commands you'd want to autocomplete, and when you hit enter, will help you fill in the variables and automatically place the parenthesis and all.
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Display Eclipse tabs on several lines
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Eclipse multiple tab rows [duplicate]
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Closed 9 years ago.
Was wondering if anyone know of a plugin or some sort to have Eclipse show rows of tabs. It would be really helpful in Android Application Development for this feature because you could have the .xml tabs Directly under your java classes. If you could imagine that.
If not perhaps some insight on possibly making it a plugin?
Note - Having multiple editor windows is nice but the windows boarder tends to get in the way....