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In the eclipse, there are different icons before files and projects. I am asking if there is an explanation for those icons.
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In Eclipse, if the Project Explorer pane is not already open, click the Show View icon in the lower left corner of Eclipse, then click Project Explorer. In the Project Explorer pane, right-click your project name, then click Properties.
This means your local branch is two commits ahead of the remote one. Git is a distributed version control system. The git commit command only introduces the changes to your local repository. To make them appear in the remote, you have to use git push after committing your changes.
Blue triangle indicates default (package visible) method.
Considering the meaning of "Label decoration", you won't ever have a formal description of all the icons in a project Explorer: it depends on the plugins you have installed.
A plugin like EGit for instance will modify those icons with its own list of decorators:
As Harry Joy, mentions in the comments, the CTRL+N "new project" dialog is the closest way to list all of those icons.
It can be helpful though to know about the "User Interface Guidelines" for Eclipse to grasp their more general meaning:
For example, in the style section:
The two dominant colors, blue and yellow, bring harmony to the overall presentation of the user interface.
Themselves complementary, blue and yellow form a base on which to apply accent colors
Brown is used less than the other colors mentioned, but it is generally associated with specific types of objects: the Java "package", "bundle", and the "Enterprise Java Bean (EJB)".
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