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Offers tight integration of system file manager (Explorer, Nautilus, Konqueror, Mac Finder, ...) and the shell (cmd.exe/terminal) in Eclipse.

Every now and then when working with Eclipse you'd like to examine a file or a folder inside the Eclipse workspace with your file manager or open a shell/cmd.exe in this location. Or you edit a file in Eclipse and would like to open the parent folder of this file in the file manager or shell. Or the file you are editing contains a string which references another file in the filesystem and you would like to do some of the things mentioned above with that referenced file. This plug-in gives you a convenient way to do all this by adding a few entries to Eclipse's context menus. Furthermore, it offers a different, more convenient way to issue any shell/dos command you like through customizable menu commands. Last but not the least this plug-in offers a tighter integration of the clip board, so copying a file's/folder's path to the clip board is only two mouse clicks (instead of opening the Properties dialog and selecting the path manually).

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Additional Details

Date Created:

Thursday, January 24, 2013 - 15:24

Date Updated:

16 May 2013

Development Status:

Production/Stable

License:

GPL

Submitted by:

Bastian Krol

Metrics

Month	Ranking	Installs	Clickthroughs
6/13	72 / 617	348 ( 0% )	26
5/13	74 / 622	566 ( 0% )	53
4/13	81 / 619	522 ( 0% )	48
3/13	76 / 595	518 ( 0% )	49
2/13	65 / 573	548 ( 0% )	67
1/13	368 / 542	15 ( 0% )	94
12/12		0	0
11/12		0	0
10/12		0	0
9/12		0	0
8/12		0	0
7/12		0	0

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One of my favorite plugins

This is one of the few plugins I always install in Springsource Tool Suite. It's really convenient to select a file and press ctrl-alt-E to reveal it in Explorer, or crl-alt-D to open a command prompt in its directory!

Thanks to Ed for referencing shortcuts !

Yes, it very convenient to open folder or file in Explorer.