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How to get custom task tags to work in Eclipse?

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tried this many times but I just can't figure out how to define custom tags in Tasks. I used the dialog and created different things like "TODO2" , or "V2" or "TOVO" (just for testing)... but none of these will ever scan into tasks, even though I do things like //TODO2 or //V2 or //TOVO in source code.

I also tried restarting eclipse but that didn't help?

anyone have any ideas how to use this functionality properly?

I want to make a tag I can use for future version TODOs... like for V2 of my program.

Right now I'm just hacking it like this //TODO FUTURE blah ... so that I can quickly see that I should ignore reading this task for now (since I'm only on v1 development)

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ycomp Avatar asked Feb 15 '12 15:02

ycomp


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add new task tags for java: Windows -> Preferences

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HungNM2 Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 22:11

HungNM2