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Eclipse Perspective


May 24, 2021 Eclipse


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What is perspective?

A perspective is a visual container that contains a series of views and content editors. The default perspective is java.

The Eclipse window can open multiple perspectives, but only one perspective can be active at the same time.

The user can switch between the two perspectives.

The action perspective

Open the perspective dialog box by using the Window menu and selecting Open Perspective and Other.

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The list of available perspectives is displayed in the perspective dialog box.

The perspective list can also be opened Eclipse Perspective by the perspective button on the toolbar.

View switching

Java developers use Java perspectives and Debug perspectives in most cases. You can use the perspective name on the toolbar from by switching.

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Turn off the perspective

Right-click the perspective name on the toolbar and select the Close item to close the perspective.

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Custom perspective

We can set the perspective we want by customizing the perspective window.

  • Click on the "Windows" and "Customize Perspective" pop-ups on the menu bar to select what you want to set up in Submenus.
  • Set up your new menu to select the most common file types you normally need to create.
  • Show Views what windows appear after you customize the layout of this view, that is, switch to your own view. Set it up according to your habits.
  • Open Perspectives" switch view menus, which views appear to choose from.
  • When it's all set up, save your custom perspective. S ave Perspective as, and then take a name for your custom perspective and save it.
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