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What's new in Eclipse Mars
- 1. What’s New in Mars? Lakshmi P Shanmugam lshanmug@.in.ibm.com SWT Co-lead and Committer IBM
- 2. 19.8.2015 Selfie of the Mars Rover!
- 3. Agenda New projects New cool stuff New Eclipse SDK features
- 4. In the release train… Oomph Installer Docker tools integration Automated Error Reporting UI Responsiveness Monitor
- 8. Docker tools in Eclipse Docker perspective to connect to Docker daemon Views to manage Docker images and running containers. Create Docker Images, push & pull from repositories Start, Stop, Pause, Resume Docker containers.
- 12. In the Eclipse SDK… Hierarchical view of nested projects Customize & Reset Perspective are back Close tabs to Left/Right in the Editor Improved "Open With..." dialog "Open Resource" dialog can now filter duplicate resources
- 13. Speed improvements for text search Mac OS X distribution now an Application Bundle Improvements to the Dark Theme GTK+ 3 used by default on Linux distributions (when installed and available) Dropped support for GTK+ versions older than 2.18 in Eclipse launcher
- 14. e4 tools integrated into Eclipse platform Create an E4 project from "New Plug-in" wizard
- 15. Console View Automatic scroll-lock Word wrap Terminate/Disconnect All
- 16. APIs New JobGroup API (org.eclipse.core.runtime.jobs.JobGroup) to easily implement parallel algorithms. The JFace StructuredViewer class now has an API to access the IStructuredSelection directly Luna Mars
- 17. SWT APIs MenuItem.setToolTipText() - Support to set a tooltip on menu items. SWT Color class supports specifying an alpha value (integer: 0 to 255) for transparency. Control's background can be set as transparent with a Color with alpha value or using SWT.COLOR_TRANSPARENT. Support for auto text direction. Use (SWT#LEFT_TO_RIGHT | SWT#RIGHT_TO_LEFT) bit fields in Control#setTextDirection.
- 19. Thank You!