If, like me, you need to constantly go back and forth between a few spots in code, place (toggle) bookmarks by pressing CTRL+K CTRL+K, then you can go to the next or previous bookmark by pressing C...
Snipmatch is a snippet completion engine that gets its snippets directly from a remote code snippet repository hosted at eclipse.org. To search for snippets simply press Ctrl + Alt + Space inside t...
nWire for Java: Code Exploration for Eclipse
Visualize and understand the application components and associations.
Find your way through the most complex code
Focus on coding, maximize your ...
IMPORTANT: Requires the latest Eclipse 3.7 Indigo and a user account at merobase.com (enter information in CC preferences).
Code Conjurer is a software reuse tool developed at the chair for soft...
Amazon S3 Browser now integrated with Content Management Tools.
The Amazon S3 Browser is plug-in for the Eclipse IDE that makes it easier for Amazon S3 Users to manage files in Amazon S3 storage...
Eclipse Code Recommenders assists Java developers in learning how to use and extend new APIs by leveraging the information hidden in the source code of existing applications and integrating the gai...
Similar to Open Resource Dialog.
Opens a dialog box.
Shows chosen folder or project in Package Explorer.
Keyboard Short Cut is Ctrl+Shift+4 .
Appears in the Navigate menu.
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ABAP Search and Analysis Tools is an Open Source plugin which provides tools for searching and analyzing ABAP objects.
The main purpose of the plugin is to provide advanced search and analysis too...
JAutodoc is an Eclipse Plugin for automatically adding Javadoc and file headers to your source code. It optionally generates initial comments from element name by using Velocity templates for Javad...
Install on Eclipse IDE to get advanced Java code completions
Codota completes lines of code based on millions of open source Java programs and your context helping you code faster with fewe...
This plugin lets you filter for projects that you can then select. Much like "Open Type" and "Open Resource" but for projects.
This is useful for when you want to select many...
ABAP Task Scanner is an Open Source Eclipse plugin which provides the possibility to scan for TODOs, FIXMEs and XXXs in the source code of ABAP Objects such as Classes, Interfaces, P...
Eclipse Code Recommenders assists Java developers in learning how to use and extend new APIs by leveraging the information hidden in the source code of existing applications and integrating the gai...
An easy to use grep console for Eclipse IDE with a handful of useful functions. Filter Strings or RegExp matches from any TextConsoles Highlights matches Use filter settings for each Grep Console E...
Ferret is a conceptually simple software exploration tool that seeks to answer dozens of questions about a source code element to summarize how that element relates to the rest of the software syst...
Snipmatch is a snippet completion engine that gets its snippets directly from a remote code snippet repository hosted at eclipse.org. To search for snippets simply press Ctrl + Alt + Space inside t...
Jump to code is integration of OtrosLogViewer with Eclipse IDE. If log event contains stack trace user can move mouse on selected stack element and click on it. IDE will open java class at selected...
CallGraph:
Provides Call-Path and Sequence Diagram viewers.
Enables graphical analysis of program call relations and flow sequencing. Also enables exploration of extended class inheritance h...
CodeChase:
A local desktop search engine optimized for Eclipse developers and the Eclipse work environment. Implemented as an IDE plugin.
Features:
free-text search (Lucene-syntax) over loc...
Stack Pasta is an Eclipse Plug-in that enables you to search and get answers from Stack Overflow and other sites in Stack Exchange Network to Eclipse IDE.
features
- Search from stack v...
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