| Highlighting Help [message #306739] |
Thu, 03 August 2006 19:11  |
Eclipse User |
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In several applications in Windows environment and OSX environment, I have
seen a technique where a red circle draws itself around portions of
documents, etc. to direct a user's attention to a specific location on a
document. Is there anything similar to this in Eclipse?
For example, if I have a grid of cells in some document, and the state of my
program maps to one of these, I would like to circle that cell. But I don't
really want to program up a lot of sophistication in the grid - in the other
enviornments, these are actually pretty simple documents, etc.
Thanks.
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| Re: Highlighting Help [message #306851 is a reply to message #306779] |
Mon, 07 August 2006 18:02  |
| Eclipse User |
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Ahmed LAZREG wrote:
> In eclipse you can use annotations and Markers.
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> A.Lazreg
> http://www.pocketmt.com the mcuStudio Home Site
> "J Michael Dean" <mdean77@comcast.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
> C0F7DED4.160D6%mdean77@comcast.net...
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>>In several applications in Windows environment and OSX environment, I have
>>seen a technique where a red circle draws itself around portions of
>>documents, etc. to direct a user's attention to a specific location on a
>>document. Is there anything similar to this in Eclipse?
>>
>>For example, if I have a grid of cells in some document, and the state of
>>my
>>program maps to one of these, I would like to circle that cell. But I
>>don't
>>really want to program up a lot of sophistication in the grid - in the
>>other
>>enviornments, these are actually pretty simple documents, etc.
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
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Hi,
How do you set up annotations? Thanks.
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