Now you can directly enable or disable the capabilities from the preference page, as depicted in the following screenshot. If you wanted to edit them, you had to open an extra dialog.

Previously, the entries in the Capabilities preference page were displayed in a list. These will onlyĪdvanced capabilities preferences are now displayed in place (no extra dialog) Invisible (such as compare editors) may now show a scroll bar. the user may always override the theme setting by using the VM argument.Ĭaveats: We're aware that the themed scroll bar is not currently available for allĮlements (such as trees and tables), and some places where the scroll bar was Properties available for customization and a css example) Note that it may be added through css to any theme (see In eclipse.ini or on the command line after -vmargs: VM argument to false (or enabled on the dark theme for other platforms by setting it to true) This feature can be disabled in the Windows dark theme by setting the It's now possible to replace the native scroll bar of a StyledText by a styled overlay. Themed scroll bar enabled for editors in dark theme The default dark theme provided by Eclipse. You can now style the background color of the SWT Link widget. Link widget background color can be styled via CSS The import strategies are contributed via the new extension point .ide.projectConfigurator, so that other IDE componentsĬan contribute detection and configuration specific to the technology they're supporting. Configuration usually involves setting up project natures and Turned into projects and how those should be configured.

To detect file types, project layout patterns, or even look into some files in order to deduct which folders should be This wizard relies on an extensible set of strategies that look at the content of the import source command under General > Projects from Folder or Archive.Ĭompared to other ways to import or create projects, this wizard aims at being a universal wizard that,įrom a source directory or archive, can detect and configure various kinds of projects. This and earlier milestones contain a multitude of fixes to enhance interactive and startup performance of the Eclipse IDE, andĪ new Import Projects wizard is available via the File > Open Projects. Improved interactive performance and reduced memory consumption We also recommend to read the Tips and Tricks, either via Help > Tips and Tricks. Here are some of the more noteworthy things available in the Neon milestone build M7 I've struggled for some time understanding why the following piece of code doesn't compile in Eclipse Neon (JDT 3.12.3.v20170301-0400) but compiles perfectly with javac or Eclipse Mars: public class TestLambda at the end of the class will also solve the issue.Eclipse Project Neon (4.6) M7 News Eclipse Project Neon (4.6) M7 - New and Noteworthy

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