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In netbeans, if I open a file which is under version control the lines which are modified are highlighted in the left. (green for new lines and blue for modified lines)
Is it possible to get a similar effect in Eclipse?
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Alt + Shift + O disables and enables this feature, which is called Mark Occurrences. There is also a toolbar button to toggle it on and off.
This is activated because of code coverage. If you want to remove it then follow these steps. Go to "Windows -> Show View -> Coverage" Select it.
Code Editor in SuiteCloud IDE Plug-in for Eclipse The code editor shows the code for the currently targeted file in your SuiteScript. As you step through your script, the code editor automatically scrolls through the source code. The line highlighted in green is the line set to execute next.
By default, it compares to the latest version on disk, which, if you've saved the file, is no diff at all. You have to activate the comparison against a SCM repo. I'm not sure what happens if you more than one type of SCM since this is only a single selection.
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