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Line numbers for the decompiled code will correspond to those of the Java class file
Supported Java VM: Java 5, Java 6, Java 7
Eclipse IDE only: Eclipse 2.0+, 3.x, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 4.0 (Did not support 3.2 or 3.3)
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Execute debugger automatically.
Line numbers in the decompiled code will be synchronized with the Java class file automatically.
Use the line number to jump between code.
Open a new java file, when the line number is changed, a new source file will be created.
Mark the code to be re-synthesized as the exact same source code of the original.
Line numbers for the decompiled code will correspond to those of the Java class file
Supports Java 5, Java 6, Java 7
Supported Eclipse IDE: Eclipse 2.0+, 3.x, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, 4.0 (Did not support 3.2 or 3.3)
Improvements:
Execute debugger automatically.
Line numbers in the decompiled code will be synchronized with the Java class file automatically.
Use the line number to jump between code.
Open a new java file, when the line number is changed, a new source file will be created.
Mark the code to be re-synthesized as the exact same source code of the original.
The following describes how you can use Realignment for JD-Eclipse to synchronize the line numbers of the decompiled code with the Java class file line numbers and then view the change side by side (together).
To use Realignment for JD-Eclipse:
Start Eclipse.
The Eclipse View Menu contains the following menu items:
Window Menu.
Preferences Menu.
Java Menu.
Tools Menu.
Realignment for JD-Eclipse Menu
The Realignment for JD-Eclipse menu is the first menu item on the Tools menu, next to the Runmenu.
Realignment for JD-Eclipse provides these features:
The visual layout of the java source code is synchronized with the class file.
Find the line numbers for the decompiled code, by converting the decompiled code to Java code automatically.
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Simple realignment of the line numbers of Java-based source codes for Java decompilers and debuggers in Eclipse (including CDT, JDT, and IntelliJ IDEA).
Make JD-Eclipse work with other IDE and decompilers
Realignment is a simple tool to align the source code to the decompiled and compiled code. With this, you will get a much easier way to debug your Java source code.
Save the decompiled Java source code in the original folder.
Change the decompiler profile to match with your JD-Eclipse profile.
The file name and path of the code that you want to re-align will be shown.
Click OK to export the Java source code in the original folder.
You will get a folder named “foldername_temp.” in the same location with the source code.
Move the decompiled Java source code to the original folder.
Re-Open JD-Eclipse and set up “Source Code”.
Click “Import” to import “foldername_temp”.
After imported, double-click the folder to decompile the Java source code.
Enable Debugging Mode from “Run>Debug Configuration” and launch the code.
Set Breakpoints in “Run>Debug Configuration”.
Click “Debug” to debug the code.
Click “Debug” to go to the line.
When you finish debugging the code, click “Stop”.
Click “Dump to File” and the source code will be saved in the original folder.
It’s a big advantage to use JD-Eclipse for debugging Java source code without the source code. It’s a great tool to help you learn about the Java source code and save your time.
Realignment for JD-Eclipse Crack Mac is a simple tool that you can use to make JD-Eclipse work with other Java decompilers and debuggers. In fact, the project is for all Java decompilers and debuggers, not only JD-Eclipse. Other Java decompilers such as JD-GUI and JAD can also work with Realignment for JD-Eclipse Torrent Download to re-align the line numbers of the Java source code.
Eclipse is a tool that is easy to use and open source. Many people know that Eclipse
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