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Preface

Recently, there is a need to use eclipse to debug the java matrix, and see that the view as array of pycharm is very useful, as shown below.

But I did not find a similar eclipse plug-in on the Internet, so I wrote one by myself and shared it with everyone

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Eclipse first debug the java program to reach the specified breakpoint, as follows:
Select the variable in Variables View and click
List display effect
Matrix display effect
Tree view display
Map display effect
The java version of the DataFrame display effect

Custom java type settings

The plug-in can automatically identify arrays, matrices, and java types that implement java.lang.Iterable and java.util.Iterator. And convert it into a list.
For user-defined java types, it is necessary to provide methods or member variables whose return value is the java type included in 1, as shown in the following figure:
The member variable can be written directly, and the method format is: method name () return value type. All types must have package name
If Column's name and Line's name are null, it means that 0,1,2,3,4......index values are generated by default. If you need to customize, such as joinery.DataFrame row names and column names are obtained through the index method and the columns method, the configuration rules are as 3.
When displaying variables or objects in a tree diagram, there is no need to configure Column's name and Line's name

Directions for improvement

Slow when displaying large matrices
No version adaptation, the eclipse version I developed is Mars.2 (4.5.2)
I don't know how the regular api interface recognizes the VariablesView window of debug and gets the current options. Now the method is not recommended, the code is shown in the figure:

Source code
Hard to force java programmers. I stayed up late at night to write by myself, the code is more casual. Share it with everyone, I hope you can help maintain it

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