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FAQ Are there any special Eclipse UI guidelines? | ||
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A wealth of Eclipse UI guidelines exists. Mentioning any in this single FAQ would seem to do no justice to Nick Edgar, Kevin Haaland, Jin Li, and Kimberley Peter. Please refer to their online Eclipse article Eclipse User Interface Guidelines. In their seminal work, they brush on such topics as icon sizes and color palettes, wizards, editors, dialogs, commands, views, perspectives, windows, properties, widgets, navigators, tasks, preferences, outlines, properties, bookmarks, text editors, the flat-look design, accelerators, best practices, and a checklist for developers. | ||
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In fact, the 100-page article is a great source of inspiration for any plug-in developer. Study it before you create any Eclipse plug-in with a visual representation to avoid mistakes made by others and to learn from the experts how to design high-quality UI designs. | ||
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Online article on UI Guidelines ([https://eclipse.org/articles](https://eclipse.org/articles)). | ||
Online article on [UI Guidelines](https://eclipse.org/articles). | ||
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There is a partly obsolete article with eclipse [2.1 UI Guidelines](https://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-UI-Guidelines/Index.html) | ||
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FAQ How do I get access to Eclipse newsgroups? | ||
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The Eclipse newsgroups are password-protected to protect them from spam and trolls. Visit [https://eclipse.org/newsgroups/index.html](https://eclipse.org/newsgroups/index.html) and request a free password to access the newsgroups. The same password can be used to browse the Eclipse mailing list archives. | ||
The Eclipse newsgroups are password-protected to protect them from spam and trolls. | ||
Visit [Eclipse Newsgroups](https://eclipse.org/newsgroups/index.html) and request a free password to access the newsgroups. The same password can be used to browse the Eclipse mailing list archives. | ||
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FAQ How do I profile my Java program? | ||
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Eclipse has built-in support for launching applications and for debugging Java applications but no inherent support for profiling. However, support for profilers can be implemented by using a special launch configuration. Commercial products, such as WebSphere Studio Application Developer, do this by adding profiling support to their set of plug-ins. Much of this work is being standardized and moved down into the open source Eclipse subproject called Hyades. | ||
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A couple of individual profiler projects and products are under way. The Eclipse Colorer profiler with elaborate reporting views may be of interest to people who want to experiment with profiling Java code from Eclipse. This profiler can be downloaded under the CPL from SourceForge. | ||
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See [FAQ\_When\_do\_I\_use\_a\_launch_delegate?](./FAQ_When_do_I_use_a_launch_delegate.md "FAQ When do I use a launch delegate?") for a discussion of how profilers are implemented. | ||
See [FAQ When do I use a launch delegate?](./FAQ_When_do_I_use_a_launch_delegate.md "FAQ When do I use a launch delegate?") for a discussion of how profilers are implemented. | ||
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[FAQ\_When\_do\_I\_use\_a\_launch_delegate?](./FAQ_When_do_I_use_a_launch_delegate.md "FAQ When do I use a launch delegate?") | ||
[FAQ When do I use a launch delegate?](./FAQ_When_do_I_use_a_launch_delegate.md "FAQ When do I use a launch delegate?") | ||
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Eclipse Profiler ([http://eclipsecolorer.sourceforge.net/index_profiler.html](http://eclipsecolorer.sourceforge.net/index_profiler.html)) | ||
[Eclipse Profiler](http://eclipsecolorer.sourceforge.net/index_profiler.html) | ||
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FAQ What Eclipse newsgroups are available? | ||
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As with most technologies, Eclipse started out with a single newsgroup. Now, all major, and some smaller, Eclipse projects have their own newsgroups. Some are more active than others. Some have a very specific scope, and others are more broad in their coverage of discussion topics. The Eclipse newsgroup page has a complete index of the current Eclipse newsgroups and a description of their focus areas. | ||
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The most active newsgroup is [news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.platform](news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.platform), with around 1,500 postings per month. Before you post a question to any newsgroup, it makes a lot of sense to search the platform newsgroup for an answer. Chances are that the question has been asked before, and the answer can be found there quickly. | ||
The most [active newsgroup](news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.platform) has around 1,500 postings per month. Before you post a question to any newsgroup, it makes a lot of sense to search the platform newsgroup for an answer. Chances are that the question has been asked before, and the answer can be found there quickly. | ||
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The newsgroups are archived at the Eclipse Web site, and the search engine at the Eclipse Web site ([https://eclipse.org/search/search.cgi](https://eclipse.org/search/search.cgi)) can search them quite efficiently. | ||
The newsgroups are archived at the Eclipse Web site, and the [search engine](https://eclipse.org/search/search.cgi) at the Eclipse Web site can search them quite efficiently. | ||
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* Eclipse Newsgroups ([https://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/](https://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/)) | ||
* [Eclipse Newsgroups](https://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/) | ||
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FAQ What Java refactoring support is available? | ||
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In the Java perspective, a menu called **Refactor** is enabled. It contains all possible refactoring operations currently implemented by the JDT. All operations are listed, even though they may not be applicable to the current selection. When a given element is selected in the Java editor, the context menu will show the refactoring operations that are specifically applicable to the selection. Refer to the **Help > Help Contents >** Java Development User Guide > Refactoring support **for a comprehensive** discussion on what refactoring techniques are available, how to preview a refactoring, and how to undo/redo refactorings. | ||
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It is important to realize the existence of the underlying mechanisms that allow for refactoring. For instance, when a given method is being renamed, all source files that have a reference to the method will have to be visited and their reference to the renamed method changed. The only way to do these kinds of refactorings in a scalable and manageable way is by using an underlying model of the Java source being refactored. Such a model is commonly referred to as a Document Object Model (DOM). | ||
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Frequent refactorings for which you may want to remember the keyboard shortcuts are **rename** with shortcut Alt+Shift+R and **extract method** with shortcut Alt+Shift+M. You can create or change key bindings for all refactorings from the **Workbench > Keys** preference page. | ||
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[FAQ\_How\_do\_I\_support\_refactoring\_for\_my\_own_language?](./FAQ_How_do_I_support_refactoring_for_my_own_language.md "FAQ How do I support refactoring for my own language?") | ||
[FAQ How do I support refactoring for my own language?](./FAQ_How_do_I_support_refactoring_for_my_own_language.md "FAQ How do I support refactoring for my own language?") | ||
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IBM developerWorks article on refactoring ([http://ibm.com/developerworks](http://ibm.com/developerworks)) | ||
IBM developerWorks article on [refactoring](http://ibm.com/developerworks) | ||
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