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Eclipse : How to restore default settings in perspectives? [duplicate]

I have lost the "debug" panel/toolbar (with the yellow curly arrow step tools) in my Eclipse debug perspective and cannot get it back.

Clicking the Window | Show View | Debug (beetle) seems to do nothing.

How can I get it back, or restore the default settings (without altering anything else)?

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peter.murray.rust Avatar asked Jun 17 '12 19:06

peter.murray.rust


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1 Answers

If your Eclipse got messed-up due to any reason. just try

Window -> Reset Perspective

and it will reset the layout to the below pic.

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Azhar Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 11:09

Azhar