Did you know that Eclipse has an integrated terminal? This is a very useful feature in VSCode, and when a colleague pointed out the same feature in Eclipse, I was very excited.
Adding the View
Navigate to the top menu and select:
- Window display view terminal station
(If the terminal is not an option for some reason, choose the other ... and search for "terminal" by typing it into the resulting dialog.)
Opening a New Terminal
- Find your terminal view (usually opened at the bottom), and then click the Open Terminal button: In the dialog box that appears, select the desired option (if you are not sure, use the default value), and then click OK. Note that the terminal The drop-down menu also provides SSH protocol and remote login variants-convenient! In the new terminal, CD-ROM to the working directory of the project.
Side Notes
- Eclipse does not always automatically detect file system changes made from integrated terminals. You can refresh the project manually by right-clicking its root node in the Project Explorer and selecting it. You can enter the following to exit / close the terminal exit command, then closing the tab.
from: https://dev.to//williamlake/quicktip-add-the-eclipse-integrated-terminal-1716
