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Matt says...

After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) some buttons no longer work in Eclipse 3.5. Clicking has no effect but keyboard shortcuts still work.

It looks like Eclipse is doing some nasty stuff advanced hacking in SWT on GTK. This bug is fixed in 3.6M2 but you can work around the issue in Eclipse 3.5 by launching Eclipse through the following small shell script (assuming Eclipse is installed in /opt/eclipse-3.5):

#!/bin/sh
export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=1
/opt/eclipse-3.5/eclipse

If you're having this issue it will rear its ugly head when you try to do things like create a new project or add a software repository to your updates list--you'll click the "next" or "OK" button and nothing will happen. Glad there's an easy workaround, this has been driving me nuts all morning!

Filed under: Eclipse, Ubuntu

Hammer says...

We started our blog with a new entry (Camaro) on hvtm.hu's top 10, which kicked out a Mitsubishi Eclipse into the 11th place. Now I see, it comes back to the top. Give it more stars if you like it here!

Filed under: brianspilner, Eclipse, hvtm, Mitsubishi, Top 10

Jay says...

    Many programmers using Eclipse are having a hard time editing simply because they are yet to use the IDE more efficiently. Here are most of the hotkeys and shortcuts I use and I would like to share these with you. I currently use Eclipse Ganymede, but I have been using these hotkeys since Eclipse 3.1. The hotkeys I use very commonly are the following:

Ctrl+Shift+O Organze imports. This saves you from people telling you to remove unnecessary imports and also obtains the import classes that you forgot to import. Import import import.

Ctrl+Q Go to last edited change. This is useful when you are browsing too much code in other files then forget what file you were currently working on and most importantly, what exact line and column you were.

Alt+Up or Alt+Down Move line up or down. Very useful when moving blocks of code around like putting it inside a loop or rearranging the program logic. Simply select the lines you want to move then use the hotkey.

Ctrl+Shift+T or Ctrl+Shift+R Open Type or Open Resource. Know the class name or the properties file name but forgot which project or package it resides in? Use this hotkey.

Alt+Shift+W, P Have 100+ classes in your project, and dont have time to memorize all names? Use this hotkey to show the the file you are currently working on in the Package Explorer.

Ctrl+D Erase current line. Pressing Home, another Home(to get the indentation spaces), Shift+End, Backspace is replaced by a hotkey.

 

And here are most of the other shortcuts I use (yes I use them all) when working in Eclipse:

Navigation
Last Edit Location Ctrl+Q
Backward History Alt+Left
Forward History Alt+Right
Go to Line number Ctrl+L
Go to Method Ctrl+O
Find Next Text Occurrence Highlight text to search then Ctrl+K
Find Previous Occurrence Highlight text then Ctrl+Shift+K
Go to Matching Bracket Ctrl+Shift+P
Open Type Ctrl+Shift+T
Open Resource Ctrl+Shift+R
Open Encapsulated Class Ctrl+T
Show Current Class in Package Explorer Alt+Shift+W, P
Activate Editor F12
Maximize/Restore Editor Pane Ctrl+Numpad Enter or Ctrl + M
Flip through tabs(opened files) Ctrl+PgUp/ Ctrl+PgDn
List opened tabs Ctrl+E
Select Perspective Ctrl+F8
Close All Open Editor Panes Ctrl+Shift+W


Editing
Toggle Comment Ctrl+/
Move Line/s Down Alt+Down
Move Line/s Up Alt+Up
Delete Current Line Ctrl+D
Insert Blank Line to Previous Line Ctrl+Shift+Enter
Insert Blank Line to Next Line Shift+Enter
Copy Line to Next Line Ctrl+Alt+Down
Copy Line to Previous Line Ctrl+Alt+Up
Organize Imports Ctrl+Shift+O
Auto Format Ctrl+Shift+F
To Upper Case Ctrl+Shift+X
To Lower Case Ctrl+Shift+Y


Running/debugging
Debug Java file Alt+Shift+D, J
Run Java file Alt+Shift+X, J


Miscellaneous
Content Assist Ctrl+Space
Quick Fix Ctrl+1
Toggle Breakpoint Ctrl+Shift+B
Toggle Mark Occurrences Alt+Shift+O
Display Available Eclipse Shortcuts Ctrl+Shift+L

Filed under: eclipse, ganymede, hotkeys, ide, programming, shortcuts, video

clipse-jmx is a plugin-in for Eclipse IDE which can be used to manage Java applications through JMX and its RMI Connector.

http://code.google.com/p/eclipse-jmx/

Filed under: eclipse, jmx, monitoring

trapo says...

Because Trapo is at same time both a serious and pet project, I decide to give up about some tools and frameworks (Rails and PHP) that I know better and go through Java stuff - but not Grails because of its similarities with Rails. I'm not a Java guru and so, why not to try what is well accepted by community and take a safe path? Below I list my weapons.

FRAMEWORKS

SpringFramework as Dependency Inversion Container, MVC and as a glue between the other guys (version 3.0.0.M3)
Hibernate Core (3.3.2), Hibernate Annotations (3.4.0), Hibernate Search (3.1.1) as... you know!
JUnit (4.6) and Mockito (1.8.0) to do TDD (or at least try)

TOOLS

Eclipse Galileo (with some plugins)
Maven2 to manage all dependencies and build the project (I choose Maven also because it creates a common directory structure)

SO...

I'm expecting some fight with this tools, specially with Maven and Spring. Keep with me to know how a non-java guy solves these problems.

Filed under: eclipse, hibernate, maven, spring

vuraltuna says...

Total Solar Eclipse 2008 zam.fme.vutbr.cz

Filed under: corona, Eclipse, Photos, Solar, Sun

MiladoRec says...

Los protagonistas de la tercera entrega de la franquicia, en la que Bella debe elegir entre su amor por Edward y su amistad con Jacob


Ayer 18 de agosto comenzaba el rodaje de La saga Crepúsculo: Eclipse, dirigida por David Slade (30 días de oscuridad, Hard Candy). Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson y Taylor Lautner vuelven a encarnar a los personajes protagonistas de la saga: Bella Swan, Edward Cullen y Jacob Black. La versión cinematográfica de la tercera parte de La Saga Crepúsuculo, basada en el fenómeno literario de Stephenie Meyer, se estrenará en cines en Estados Unidos el 30 de junio de 2010.

El reparto

  • Kristen Stewart es Bella Swan
  • Robert Pattinson es Edward Cullen
  • Taylor Lautner es Jacob Black
Familia Cullen
  • Ashley Greene es Alice Cullen
  • Peter Facinelli es Dr. Carlisle
  • Elizabeth Reaser es Esme Cullen
  • Kellan Lutz es Emmett Cullen
  • Nikki Reed es Rosalie Hale
  • Jackson Rathbone es Jasper Hale
Clan Lobo
  • Chaske Spencer es Sam Uley
  • Bronson Pelletier es Jared
  • Alex Meraz es Paul
  • Kiowa Gordon es Embry Call
  • Tyson Houseman es Quil Ateara
Otros Quileutes
  • Gil Birmingham es Billy Black
  • Tinsel Korey es Emily
Vampiros nómadas
  • Bryce Dallas Howard es Victoria
Volturi
  • Cameron Bright es Alec
  • Charlie Bewley es Demetri
  • Daniel Cudmore es Felix
  • Dakota Fanning es Jane
Otros miembros del reparto
  • Billy Burke es Charlie Swan
  • Sarah Clarke es Renee Dwyer
  • Anna Kendrick es Jessica
  • Michael Welch es Mike
  • Christian Serratos es Angela
  • Justin Chon es Eric
Nuevos personajes
  • Xavier Samuel es Riley
  • Catalina Sandino Moreno es Maria
  • Jack Huston es Royce King
  • Julia Jones es Leah Clearwater
  • BooBoo Stewart es Seth Clearwater
  • Jodelle Ferland es Bree

Filed under: Bella Swan, crepusculo, Eclipse, Edward Cullen, Jacob Black, luna nueva, new moon, saga, Stephenie Meyer

The following dialog shows a list of options with a visual explanation of what's going on, including pre-requisites. That's how it should be!

Filed under: eclipse, svn, ui

fmafra says...


Diamonds in a Cloudy Sky Cloudy skies over Wuhan, China hid the delicate solar corona during July's total eclipse of the Sun. Still, the Moon's silhouette was highlighted by these glistening diamonds as the total eclipse phase ended. Caused by bright sunlight streaming through dips and valleys in the irregular terrain along the Moon's edge, the effect is known as Baily's Beads, named after Francis Baily who called attention to the phenomenon in 1836. The dramatic appearance of the beads at the beginning or end of a total solar eclipse is also known as the Diamond Ring effect. In this remarkable image, a small, pinkish solar prominence can also be seen along the edge, below the diamonds.

Filed under: astronomy, eclipse, moon, science, sun

Simplify Eclipse classpaths using classpath containers
https://www6.software.ibm.com/developerworks/education/os-eclipse-classpath/index.html

 Tutorial: Build-Umgebungen harmonisieren mit Eclipse
http://it-republik.de/jaxenter/artikel/Tutorial-Build-Umgebungen-harmonisieren-mit-Eclipse-2195.html

 API docs

 IClasspathEntry
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/IClasspathEntry.html
IClasspathContainer
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/IClasspathContainer.html
ClasspathContainerInitializer
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/api/org/eclipse/jdt/core/ClasspathContainerInitializer.html

 Extension Points

 classpathContainerInitializer
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/extension-points/org_eclipse_jdt_core_classpathContainerInitializer.html
classpathContainerPage
http://help.eclipse.org/galileo/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.isv/reference/extension-points/org_eclipse_jdt_ui_classpathContainerPage.html

Filed under: classpath, dev, eclipse, java