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Add/re-add buttons to toolbar in eclipse?

I accidentally removed the "Create new Class" button in eclipse. How would I get it back onto the top toolbar? I've looked through all the menus and I cant find an option to do it.

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Matthew Tory Avatar asked Jun 06 '12 21:06

Matthew Tory


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2 Answers

Just right-click on your perspective (top right corner default) and choose Customize.

There you can select and deselect toolbar icons. Java Element Creation -> New Java Project/Package/Class

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mxcd Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 21:11

mxcd


In eclipse 4.4, choose Window->Customize perspective. First tab (Tool Bar Visibility) allows to customize toolbar buttons.

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Bartosz Bilicki Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 21:11

Bartosz Bilicki