TM Terminal

Tm-terminal can't display Chinese characters correctly, only half of Chinese characters can be displayed. The character set used is UTF-8.
How to solve this problem？
 

When running in macOS High Sierra v. 10.13.4 using Oxygen eclipse.buildId=4.7.3.M20180330-0640 I'm observing the following:

Prompt seems to start with a tab space. First character typed puts what look like a pipe and every following typed character duplicates the previous one with some garbage in between. For example typing "help" looks like this:

$  | h

$  h'he

$  he'el

$  hel'lp

However if I remove focus from the terminal the typed word shows correctly and if I hit <Enter> the command is properly processed so this is just a display issue

Gradle scripts apparently use special characters to e.g. position the cursor. This spoils the output of Gradle scripts in the TM Terminal.

For example:

gradlew compileJava

> Configure project :
configuring root project 'oxlims' with shared config from oxconf.gradle
  0;32;1;0;39;1m-------------> 0% EXECUTING [58s]fig from oxwebconf.gradle
> :compileJava> :compileJava

A White screen when I open it.  Oomph reinstall it when I remove it ...

Hi,

I am using TM Terminal to run a Terminal inside Eclipse. I use it to launch afl-fuzzer inside Eclipse. Somehow character encoding in the Terminal in Eclipse is different from when I run the process in Linux terminal itself outside Eclipse.

I am not able to add screenshots here, so I created a stack overflow post about this issue stackoverflow.com/questions/45923342/character-encoding-in-tm-terminal-plugin-in-eclipse 

Please suggest how to fix character encoding in Terminal inside Eclipse.

Thanks,

Gunjan

It appears the serial terminal REQUIRES CR/LF sequences to do a newline.

'\n' Linefeed which is the typical newline for C based systems (Unix and embedded targets) just does a strict linefeed, not a newline.  Is there a way to make the serial terminal respect the behaviour of the target and interpret the line ending sequence according to its requirements?  Ideally one would be able to choose for a session what Newline sequence is being employed by a target.

Cool and useful plugin!

Anyway i have a question about it. Is there a way to open a TM terminal with environment variables set and command executed (for example running a debug-server)? Is there a way to run this kind of a 'running configuration'? I am trying to add a button for this but I don't where to start searching for the solution.

Greetings,

On Mac OS X the terminal is missing `PATH`s, which are listed in `/etc/paths`. An option to open a login shell would be useful to workaround this, since running `bash -l` works.

The plugin is useful and makes life easier. Thanks!

When restarting Eclipse, the current directory is lost. Any chance that open terminal windows could remember the current directory when closing Eclipse and "cd" to the same directory upon restart?

I switched from netbeans to eclipse because of a serious netbeans bug and this was the missing link which keeps me from switching back!

Btw. the link to the support page is 404

Don't be afraid, i don't need support for it;)

Thanks for this really handy tool.

Thanks for this great plugin.
I successfully installed on Eclipse Neon.
But I down know how to configure it to add "/usr/local/bin/" to $PATH
How can I do it?

Thank you.
AM.

In my server view, I have some custom remote servers. I want to add same Terminal feature to it through context menu. Can you please share the core API through which if I provide host,username,password,directory then the API opens the Terminal View for given details.

Thanks

Hello,
Hope this isn't a stupid question. I'm using this plugin inside of Nodeclipse/Enide Studio.

The basic commands work in your terminal plugin (cd, ls, etc), but why can't I run commands such as "node app.js" or anything like that?

Hello!

I've been using the TM Terminal for a while now, and I've been very pleased with it.

Now however, for some reason, I can no longer open new terminal windows. I can see the Terminal View, but when I click on "Open a Terminal" and select "Local Terminal" and Encoding: "UTF-8", and then click on OK... nothing happens. The Terminal View remains gray.

This used to work. I've tried reinstalling it, but no luck. Any help would be appreciated!

Regards
Paul

Thank you very much for your effort in implementing this great terminal.

Regarding the "auto connecting previous sessions" feature - is it possible to disable it? I would like all sessions to close as soon as I terminate eclipse.

Thank you!

Hi~ Martin!
Thanks for your effort for this great Terminal in Eclipse.

One thing I want is the feature of changing background color for Terminal.

I have a fresh install of eclipse mars sr1 and the terminal plugin does not work out of the box, because of the following error:

https://dev.eclipse.org/recommenders/community/confess/#/incidents/58vEK...

Does anyone know why this error occurs?