(reproduced) SVN icon status does not display the problem of big secret

This section mainly learns the solution to the problem that the SVN icon status does not display in Myeclipse. This is an inevitable problem when learning SVN, so I will briefly introduce it to you here. Welcome to learn the SVN icon status does not display. solution to the problem.
The SVN plug-in used in Myeclipse was originally normal without any changes. Suddenly, one day, when viewing the file in Myeclipse, the version number behind the file, the SVN icon status of the file, etc. disappeared.
Check that the plugins are all there, update, submit and other operations can be used normally, but the status is not visible.
Open: windows->preferences->General->Appearance->LableDecorations and check the SVN item.
At the same time, you can also open windows->preferences->Team->SVN to make related settings.
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Describes
the status of the print job copy files and directories. Without arguments, only locally modified projects will be printed (without access to the repository). With the --show-updates option, working revisions and server expiration information will be added. Using --verbose prints the full revision information for each project.
The first six columns of the output are all one character wide, with each column giving information about every aspect of the working copy project. The first column indicates whether an item was added, deleted, or otherwise modified.
''
No modification.
'A'
schedules the item to be added.
'D'
predestines the item to be deleted.
The 'M'
item has been revised.
'R'
The project has been replaced in the working copy. This means that the file is scheduled to be deleted, and then there is a file of the same name to replace it in the same location. Here are some commands for SVN icon status.
The contents of the 'C'
item (relative to the properties) conflict with the updated data.
The 'X'
item is related to an external definition.
'I'
items are ignored (eg using the svn:ignore property).
The '?'
item is not under version control.
The '!'
item has been lost (eg you moved or deleted it using svn). This also indicates that a directory is not complete (a checkout or update was interrupted).
The '~'
item is versioned as an object (file, directory, or link), but has been replaced by another object. The second column tells the SVN icon state of the attributes of a file or directory.
''
No modification. The properties of the item
'M' have been modified. The 'C' property for this project conflicts with an update obtained from the repository. The third column only appears when the working copy is locked. (See "Sometimes you just need to clean up" section.) '' The project is not locked. 'L' item is locked. The fourth column only appears for items that are scheduled to contain historical additions. '' No history is scheduled to commit. '+' Historical reservations are to accompany commits. The fifth column only appears when an item jumps to a directory relative to its parent (see the "Using Branches" section). '' item is a child of its parent directory. 'S'














Project has been converted. The sixth column displays lock information.
''
When using --show-updates, the file is not locked. If --show-updates is not used, this means the file is locked on the working copy. Here are some commands for SVN icon status.
K
files are locked in the working copy.
O
files are locked by another user on another working copy, only shown when --show-updates is used.
The T-
file is locked in the working copy, but the lock is "stealed" and unavailable. The file is currently locked in the repository and is only displayed when --show-updates is used.
The B
file is locked on the working copy, but the lock is "broken" and unavailable. The file is currently locked in the repository and is only displayed when --show-updates is used. Expiration information appears in the seventh column (appears only when the --show-updates option is used).
''
This project is up to date in the working copy.
'*' The item on the server has a new revision. The remaining fields are variable-width and space-separated, and if the --show-updates or --verbose options are used, the working revision is the next field. If the --verbose option is passed, the last commit revision and the last commit author are displayed later. The working copy path is always the last field, so it can include spaces. In this section , the solution to the problem that the status of the SVN icon in Myeclipse is not displayed has been introduced.