It is possible to configure Eclipse to show lines like it is done in intellJ IDEA, please see screenshot below.
Window → General → Editors → Text Editors → Indent GuideEditor, IDE.
To match an opening brace with the corresponding closing brace, just select the opening brace and press Ctrl-Shift-P. Eclipse will highlight the line with the closing brace.
The simplest and global way: Go to Window -> Preferences. Then in search put: "brace". Select -> Java -> Code Style-> Formatter After opening new window go to brace tab and change it as you prefer. I couldn't save my brace changes until I changed/made a new Profile than "Eclipse [built-in].
To set the maximum line length in Eclipse, open Eclipse and in the menu bar, go to Window -> Preferences and in the pop-up window, go to Java -> Code Style -> Formatter. This will open up the Formatter options in the right window pane. Click on the Edit button to modify the current formatter profile.
Judging by this bug, it is not possible, and by the small amount of activity, will not be for some time.
Not the one you are asking but every little helps :), if foldis not enabled.
window -> preferences - > type "folding" to left top input field -> enable folding
or from preferences : java -> editor - folding
ctrl+shift+p may also help a little
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