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Eclipse command line arguments overview [message #225871]

Sat, 10 April 2004 13:53

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: news-reply-200404.iclipse.org

Hi,

where do I find an overview over all Eclipse command line arguments?
(Windows) I tried to search the online help and the web but I couldn't
find a complete overview.

Igor

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Re: Eclipse command line arguments overview [message #226679 is a reply to message #225871]

Sun, 11 April 2004 22:23

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: kazar1my.yahoo.co.uk

Igor Akkerman wrote:

> where do I find an overview over all Eclipse command line arguments?
> (Windows) I tried to search the online help and the web but I couldn't
> find a complete overview.

Online help
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Workbench User Guide -> Tasks -> Running Eclipse

Re: Eclipse command line arguments overview [message #226762 is a reply to message #226679]

Mon, 12 April 2004 05:23

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: news-reply-200404.iclipse.org

Thank you!

kazar1my@yahoo.co.uk (Khairul Azhar) wrote:

>Igor Akkerman wrote:
>
>> where do I find an overview over all Eclipse command line arguments?
>> (Windows) I tried to search the online help and the web but I couldn't
>> find a complete overview.
>
>Online help
>-----------
>
>Workbench User Guide -> Tasks -> Running Eclipse
>

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Re: Eclipse command line arguments overview [message #227233 is a reply to message #226762]

Mon, 12 April 2004 19:17

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: smesh.openrules.com

How about to Search in Eclipse Help?

I tried to find "Workbench User Guide -> Tasks -> Running Eclipse"
article in Eclipse 2.1.3. Here are the results:

Rank Pct "Search String"
1 100% "running eclipse"
2 55% "command line argument"
10 45% "command line"
4 3% "command line arguments"

PS. I was surprised with the last two searches. Will the 'Semantic
Search' improve the results?

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