I'm using Eclipse Helios and have noticed that the treeview in the package explorer now auto-hides the expand/collapse tree icons when I move my focus away from it. I personally find this behavior a bit distracting and was wondering if anyone k开发者_高级运维nows how to disable it?
Introduced in Vista (by design say this thread), the sub-directory indicators now vanish when the tree is out of focus.
And the superusers had only one global setting to prevent that.
- Right click
Computer > Properties
- Advanced System Settings
- Under Performance click Settings
- Un-check
Fade or Slide Menus into View
- Apply
But that didn't prevent the fade effect in my Eclipse session (maybe a reboot is necessary?)
Since SWT Tree is base on the native OS widget (TreeView
), it will inherit its native graphic evolutions.
See for instance "How to change SWT Tree plus/minus icons".
You can also try to disable visual themes for eclipse:
- right click on eclipse.exe and preferences
- Compatibility mode and check Disable visual themes
thats it
Will be "fixed" with Eclipse 3.8 (although it's an OS issue). https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=342282
My Eclipse started showing this behaviour when I moved to Windows 7.
I have encountered this — very — irritating annoyance too, in Eclipse Helios, on Windows 7 Pro.
In the Prefs of Eclipse, I had the tree triangles always coming and going and coming and going.
I have solved the problem, without touching to Eclipse.
I went to :
Control Panel → Personnalisation
And I chose the theme Windows Classic.
It's a bit grey, but in Eclipse the tree triangles are now signs “+” and they don't disappear anymore.
Note : To make this solution to work in Eclipse Indigo, I had to quit & relaunch Eclipse.
This is Vista (and Windows 7, I guess) behavior. You can see it in Windows Explorer too. This is not an Eclipse issue.
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