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Make status trimbar contribution grow when its content changes

I’m trying to add an Eclipse status trimbar contribution where the contents of the contribution (i.e., child elements’ text) dynamically change. Note that I’m not trying to add “line, column” information into the status bar. Ideally, the contribution’s width should adapt to the width of its contents, a bit like what happens in VSCode: However, if that isn’t easily feasible,

the declared package does not match the expected package

I have imported a maven project from git. As the sources were not seen I add the src directories as sources. Maven compiles correctly. But In Eclipse I have the error. Tthe declared package com.mypackage does not match the expected package src.main.java.com.mypackage I have another error when updating import and I think it is a result of this : project

Eclipse — Add Space After Square Bracket (Formatter)

What I am looking for is very similar to what can be found here: Eclipse: Adding Spaces to Parentheses However, I also need to do this for square brackets. For example: Thank you in advance. Answer It can be done as in the referenced answer but on Whitespace -> Arrays section. Remember to work on a copy of the built-in

Eclipse says The constructor Email() is undefined

I am tring to expand on a tutorial I was following Java Project Step by step Build An Email Administration Application (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Ibvu0htNs&t=386s). I am trying to use getters and setters to allow the encapsulation to do its job, and eventually allow a user to enter their own name instead of having a preset name in the variable. I know the

How do you transfer a variable that is within a private method ActionPerformed to another method in Java?

I created a graphical interface in a small program in Java. When you create the fields in the graphical interface, you have automatically created the actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) methods, which are automatically private methods. I created a JTextField to receive what the user types. Then I created a string variable, such as: String inputfieldinstring = inputtext.gettext().Tostring(); Then I turned into an

How to setup web url for JavaFX documentation?

I’m trying to use Eclipse 2021-06 (4.20.0) with an OpenJDK implementation by BellSoft, Liberica JDK 16, that has JavaFX included out of the box. So far, everything goes OK except one rather unpleasant flaw. From Eclipse Java Editor, JavaFX documentation doesn’t open in the browser. When I click the “Open attached JavaDoc in a browser” button in the JavaDoc pop-up

How to configure Intellij toString() template to align with Eclipse

Recently we moved to IntelliJ and using it for JAVA, earlier we were using Eclipse, we are able to configure the IntelliJ code format setting same as Eclipse except for toString(). toString() output in POJO is very different from eclipse as shown below, toString() in IntelliJ toString() in Eclipse Question Is there any way/setting through which I can make IntelliJ

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