| Configuring title of eclipse [message #333657] |
Sat, 20 December 2008 15:56  |
Eclipse User |
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Hello,
usually Eclipse opens with the title 'Eclipse Platform'. This title is
supplemented by the path and name of the Java class currently opened in the
editor.
Is it possible to configure and change the Eclipse title (I use the version
3.3.2) or to start Eclipse with an option setting the title, e. g. by
displaying the name and/or path of the workspace - if yes: how?
Reason:
Sometimes I start several Eclipse instances (with different Workspaces). It
would be advantageous to see e. g. the name of the workspace somewhere.
Thomas Wiedmann
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| Re: Configuring title of eclipse [message #334293 is a reply to message #333667] |
Sat, 31 January 2009 09:48  |
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Meanwhile I found the reason of the error, why the workspace had not been
displayed.
Here the solution (for all, who have sometimes a similar problem):
The character, I used for -showlocation, was no genuine hyphen (ASCII 45 =
Hex 2D), but a character, which looked as a hyphen in my texteditor, but
with another ASCII code.
I discovered this effect when I looked in the logfile and saw an entry like
Command-line arguments: -os win32 -ws win32 -arch x86 -data
<myProjectDirectory> ûshowlocation
The û indicated, that this was no real hyphen.
Thomas Wiedmann
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