Eclipse photon not showing errors, rather opening the debug tab [on hold]
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I'm using Eclipse Photon on Ubuntu.
Initially it was working well but after some days, the compiler stopped showing errors in the console when I run the program (using shortcut f11), rather, the Debug tab opens alongside of the Project Explorer tab and shows lot of warnings.
I've also uninstalled and reinstalled eclipse, but no effect.
A snap shot of the scene(problem) is here. The debug tab opens at the left of the window, but no errors are shown in the console.
java eclipse ubuntu eclipse-photon
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by greg-449, chŝdk, Rob, Mark Rotteveel, Max Vollmer 2 days ago
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I'm using Eclipse Photon on Ubuntu.
Initially it was working well but after some days, the compiler stopped showing errors in the console when I run the program (using shortcut f11), rather, the Debug tab opens alongside of the Project Explorer tab and shows lot of warnings.
I've also uninstalled and reinstalled eclipse, but no effect.
A snap shot of the scene(problem) is here. The debug tab opens at the left of the window, but no errors are shown in the console.
java eclipse ubuntu eclipse-photon
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by greg-449, chŝdk, Rob, Mark Rotteveel, Max Vollmer 2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
How are you running your code? with the normal run button or the debug button? Also if no errors appear that means your code is working correctly, why do you want errors?
– Mark
2 days ago
Ohh. I got that!
– Genius
2 days ago
Instead of using the shortcut for Run : Ctrl + f11, I was using fn + f11 (which today I checked was the shortcut to Debug) from a long time, which although was running the code, but was not showing the errors(even if there are errors present), and was opening the Debug tab alongside the Project Explorer tab. Thanks a lot @Mark
– Genius
2 days ago
@MaxVollmer, sir, there was no text in my problem, to show here.
– Genius
2 days ago
My apologies. I reread your question, and you are right. I guess I got trigger happy when it comes to screenshots of IDEs, as there are so many people who screenshot their code and error messages instead of copypasting them. Since your question is about UI the screenshot is perfectly fine.
– Max Vollmer
2 days ago
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I'm using Eclipse Photon on Ubuntu.
Initially it was working well but after some days, the compiler stopped showing errors in the console when I run the program (using shortcut f11), rather, the Debug tab opens alongside of the Project Explorer tab and shows lot of warnings.
I've also uninstalled and reinstalled eclipse, but no effect.
A snap shot of the scene(problem) is here. The debug tab opens at the left of the window, but no errors are shown in the console.
java eclipse ubuntu eclipse-photon
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I'm using Eclipse Photon on Ubuntu.
Initially it was working well but after some days, the compiler stopped showing errors in the console when I run the program (using shortcut f11), rather, the Debug tab opens alongside of the Project Explorer tab and shows lot of warnings.
I've also uninstalled and reinstalled eclipse, but no effect.
A snap shot of the scene(problem) is here. The debug tab opens at the left of the window, but no errors are shown in the console.
java eclipse ubuntu eclipse-photon
java eclipse ubuntu eclipse-photon
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by greg-449, chŝdk, Rob, Mark Rotteveel, Max Vollmer 2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by greg-449, chŝdk, Rob, Mark Rotteveel, Max Vollmer 2 days ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
How are you running your code? with the normal run button or the debug button? Also if no errors appear that means your code is working correctly, why do you want errors?
– Mark
2 days ago
Ohh. I got that!
– Genius
2 days ago
Instead of using the shortcut for Run : Ctrl + f11, I was using fn + f11 (which today I checked was the shortcut to Debug) from a long time, which although was running the code, but was not showing the errors(even if there are errors present), and was opening the Debug tab alongside the Project Explorer tab. Thanks a lot @Mark
– Genius
2 days ago
@MaxVollmer, sir, there was no text in my problem, to show here.
– Genius
2 days ago
My apologies. I reread your question, and you are right. I guess I got trigger happy when it comes to screenshots of IDEs, as there are so many people who screenshot their code and error messages instead of copypasting them. Since your question is about UI the screenshot is perfectly fine.
– Max Vollmer
2 days ago
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How are you running your code? with the normal run button or the debug button? Also if no errors appear that means your code is working correctly, why do you want errors?
– Mark
2 days ago
Ohh. I got that!
– Genius
2 days ago
Instead of using the shortcut for Run : Ctrl + f11, I was using fn + f11 (which today I checked was the shortcut to Debug) from a long time, which although was running the code, but was not showing the errors(even if there are errors present), and was opening the Debug tab alongside the Project Explorer tab. Thanks a lot @Mark
– Genius
2 days ago
@MaxVollmer, sir, there was no text in my problem, to show here.
– Genius
2 days ago
My apologies. I reread your question, and you are right. I guess I got trigger happy when it comes to screenshots of IDEs, as there are so many people who screenshot their code and error messages instead of copypasting them. Since your question is about UI the screenshot is perfectly fine.
– Max Vollmer
2 days ago
How are you running your code? with the normal run button or the debug button? Also if no errors appear that means your code is working correctly, why do you want errors?
– Mark
2 days ago
How are you running your code? with the normal run button or the debug button? Also if no errors appear that means your code is working correctly, why do you want errors?
– Mark
2 days ago
Ohh. I got that!
– Genius
2 days ago
Ohh. I got that!
– Genius
2 days ago
Instead of using the shortcut for Run : Ctrl + f11, I was using fn + f11 (which today I checked was the shortcut to Debug) from a long time, which although was running the code, but was not showing the errors(even if there are errors present), and was opening the Debug tab alongside the Project Explorer tab. Thanks a lot @Mark
– Genius
2 days ago
Instead of using the shortcut for Run : Ctrl + f11, I was using fn + f11 (which today I checked was the shortcut to Debug) from a long time, which although was running the code, but was not showing the errors(even if there are errors present), and was opening the Debug tab alongside the Project Explorer tab. Thanks a lot @Mark
– Genius
2 days ago
@MaxVollmer, sir, there was no text in my problem, to show here.
– Genius
2 days ago
@MaxVollmer, sir, there was no text in my problem, to show here.
– Genius
2 days ago
My apologies. I reread your question, and you are right. I guess I got trigger happy when it comes to screenshots of IDEs, as there are so many people who screenshot their code and error messages instead of copypasting them. Since your question is about UI the screenshot is perfectly fine.
– Max Vollmer
2 days ago
My apologies. I reread your question, and you are right. I guess I got trigger happy when it comes to screenshots of IDEs, as there are so many people who screenshot their code and error messages instead of copypasting them. Since your question is about UI the screenshot is perfectly fine.
– Max Vollmer
2 days ago
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How are you running your code? with the normal run button or the debug button? Also if no errors appear that means your code is working correctly, why do you want errors?
– Mark
2 days ago
Ohh. I got that!
– Genius
2 days ago
Instead of using the shortcut for Run : Ctrl + f11, I was using fn + f11 (which today I checked was the shortcut to Debug) from a long time, which although was running the code, but was not showing the errors(even if there are errors present), and was opening the Debug tab alongside the Project Explorer tab. Thanks a lot @Mark
– Genius
2 days ago
@MaxVollmer, sir, there was no text in my problem, to show here.
– Genius
2 days ago
My apologies. I reread your question, and you are right. I guess I got trigger happy when it comes to screenshots of IDEs, as there are so many people who screenshot their code and error messages instead of copypasting them. Since your question is about UI the screenshot is perfectly fine.
– Max Vollmer
2 days ago