Thursday, October 16, 2014
Add Terminals View
I really like Eclipse Luna's new feature "Terminals". It is convenient so that you don't have to leave Eclipse to open a terminal to type your command. And Mylyn task still record the time you spend on command lines.
Each time when you click "Window->Show View->Other->Terminals", a new terminal view is created, and you can open one or more terminal in that view. I'd like open ONLY one terminal and run gnu screen in it so that I can switch to a new screen or scroll up and down without moving the mouse. There is another benefit when doing that, even you restart Eclipse, you won't lost your screen session. Just open a new Terminals view and resume the session using "screen -R".
But there is one issue: a new blank terminals view is created when you are in a new perspective and try to "show view", the terminals you already open won't show up. How can I share the screen session among different perspectives, for example, java/java ee/scala?
Here is how you can fix it: don't stop there, just click "Open a terminal" button in the blank terminals view and click OK to create a new local terminal. In my eclipse, a view "Terminals 1" is shown up with two terminals, one is running gnu screen and the other is new created. Once you have the view "Terminals 1", you can close the blank terminals view.
This sounds a bug to me.
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