[ACCEPTED]-How to change back the perspective after terminating the debugged process in Eclipse?-eclipse
To complete mark's answer, that option tells 32 Eclipse when to switch to the associated 31 perspective upon program suspension - meaning 30 when a breakpoint is hit, it will switch 29 to Debug perspective.
Switching back to another perspective after you're done debugging has to be:
- manual (mouse click)
- manual ("Switch Perspective" shortcut CTRL F8)
- automatic: Debug Perspective Auto Closer, which supplements bug 46336. (initially reported by zim)
Debug Perspective Auto Closer
Automatically opens 28 previous perspective when debugging ends.
Behaviors: (configurable:
Preferences -> Debug Perspective Auto Closer
)
- [default] when all debug launches have terminated, changes to perspective active on first launch
- when any debug launch has terminated, changes to perspective active on that launch
If 27 you want to avoid it switching to Debug 26 in the first place, you can choose "Never" as 25 the option (introduced in Eclipse 3.2 at 24 the time).
(You can find the given Preferences
page 23 in Run/Debug > Perspective
)
If you want to switch back in the situation 22 where the debugged program terminates normally 21 (Not when you want to stop debugging it yourself), you 20 may hope Eclipse figures out that your program 19 terminates normally and switch to a "default" perspective 18 at that time...
However, there is no notion 17 of "default" perspective, so how 16 would Eclipse knows which one to switch 15 to ? (the "Preferences/Perspectives/Make 14 default" is only for the "Open 13 Perspective" dialog, but that may not 12 be the same perspective than the one you 11 actually want to switch back to after a 10 debug)
Also, should Eclipse closes the Debug 9 perspective or just changes to a different 8 one ?
What if there is more than one program 7 running -- when one terminates, you might 6 still be interested in debugging the other 5 one, or maybe not.
The point is, the decision 4 about when to change perspective (and what perspective 3 to change to) is not reasonable for the 2 machine to make -- it requires a person 1 knowing what he wants to do next.
Ctrl + F8
, the default shortcut to change views, reduces 1 the pain a bit.
I do not think it's possible to have eclipse 3 switch back automatically but you can do 2 it with the click of a button in the top-right 1 of your window
you would need to write eclipse plugin
here i 1 found example how in plugin switch perspective
As of 2015, this very basix UI woe is not 13 addressed in Eclipse: the official bug report is assigned (but 12 not fixed).
Fortunately, Sven Ramuschkat and Dirk Eismann wrote a plugin 11 for that: the Perspective Switcher Plugin for Eclipse / Flash Builder
the Plugin will now automatically 10 switch back from a Debug perspective to 9 the previous non-Debug perspective as soon 8 as the Debug session is terminated
It works 7 on Eclipse Luna (and above)
Installation
Download the 6 zip file , uncompress and copy the jar file in your 5 eclipse/plugins
folder.
Once it's done, you will see a new 4 Preference
pane.
Everything is configured for Eclipse 3 to switch back to Java
perspective if you have 2 a java
or properties
file opened when the debugging session 1 ends.
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