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An Eclipse workspace is the location where all the projects are stored. |
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The naming convention for Eclipse plug-in projects is to use a reverse domain name prefix, such as |
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The three key files in an Eclipse plug-in are |
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1. Quit the application by navigating to File | Exit. 2. Use the Stop button from the Debug or Console views. |
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Launch configurations are similar to precanned scripts, which can start up an application, set its working directory and environment, and run a class. |
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Launch configurations are modified by navigating to the Run | Run Configurations... or Debug | Debug Configurations... menus. |
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Navigate to the Debug | Debug configurations or Debug | Debug As... menus. |
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Set step filters via the preferences menu to avoid certain package names. |
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Breakpoints can be conditional, method entry/exit, enabled/disabled, or number of iterations. |
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Set a breakpoint and set it after a hit count of 256. |
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Use a conditional breakpoint and set |
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Inspecting an object means opening it up in the viewer so that the values of the object can be interrogated and expanded. |
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The expression watches the window that allows arbitrary expressions to be set. |