| Editor preferences summary [message #77437] |
Thu, 17 July 2003 20:03  |
Eclipse User |
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All the places you can set (important) editor preferences:
Start with Window | Preferences.
* Workbench | Editors | Text Editor - line numbers, print margin,
displayed annotations, displayed tab width
* Ant | Editor - same
* Java | Editor | Appearance - same
* Java | Code Formatter | Style - the important "insert spaces for tabs"
setting
There does not seem to be a way to:
* set "insert spaces for tabs" for anything other than java source
* associate new file types - for example, Eclipse always wants to open
XML docs (other than build.xml) with an external browser rather than a
text editor.
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With kind regards,
Josh Rehman
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| Re: Editor preferences summary [message #77480 is a reply to message #77437] |
Fri, 18 July 2003 02:15  |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
JavaJosh wrote:
> All the places you can set (important) editor preferences:
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> Start with Window | Preferences.
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> * Workbench | Editors | Text Editor - line numbers, print margin,
> displayed annotations, displayed tab width
>
> * Ant | Editor - same
>
> * Java | Editor | Appearance - same
>
> * Java | Code Formatter | Style - the important "insert spaces for
> tabs" setting
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> There does not seem to be a way to:
> * set "insert spaces for tabs" for anything other than java source
True for editors that are part of the Eclipse SDK
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> * associate new file types - for example, Eclipse always wants to open
> XML docs (other than build.xml) with an external browser rather than a
> text editor.
Preferences - Workbench - File Associations
HTH
Dani
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