I had exactly the same problem. The reason is when you uninstall via eclipse, it doesn’t delete the jar files from the plugin folder, the steps I did. Go to folder eclipse/plugins for avoiding any potential damage (just deleting wrong jars and get errors in other apps) list the jars from subclipse. $ cd eclipse/plugins … Read more
As described by this message on the Eclipse forums, the project location you are selecting is already in your workspace. The “create from existing” feature needs to have the source located outside the workspace. You need to either move the source out of the workspace or create a New project giving the folder containing the … Read more
The “EGit Import Support” feature requires Eclipse 3.8, 4.2 or higher. Just deselect the checkbox, and installing should work. See here about the feature: http://wiki.eclipse.org/EGit/New_and_Noteworthy/2.0#Support_for_Eclipse-SourceReferences_manifest_headers
The latest version of ReSharper includes the ReSharper_CopyFqn command, which will copy a fully-qualified type name to the clipboard for the currently selected symbol.
Not sure if it’s still in time but this might help all of you who are having the same problem, as I had: Create a file ~/.gtkrc-2.0 and add this content to the file: style “eclipse_fix” { base[ACTIVE] = shade(0.7, “#4283d3”) } class “GtkTreeView” style “eclipse_fix” Then just set Unity a new theme (in Configuration … Read more
Try and unselect the option: Preferences / Java / Editor / Smart caret positioning in Java names And see if that enhances the user experience in term of cursor positioning. If this is not Java, you have a similar option in: Preferences / General / Editors / Text Editors / Smart caret positioning at line … Read more
This has to do with running Eclipse in a multi-user environment, first read this Eclipse help section on multi user installations. When Eclipse was installed, it was done so as an admin account. This meant that the configuration folder was accessible and Eclipse thought this was a shared configuration or private install. Because of this … Read more
It might be too late. But I think you need to change this from your OS. System->Preference->Appearance->Customise->Colors->Tooltips solved my problem. I am using Ubuntu 10.04.
Try this: <eclipse.refreshLocal resource=”project_name/folder_name” depth=”infinite” /> There are option details at the Eclipse help system. Important: you have to choose “Run in the same JRE as workspace” at the Ant run configuration.