By default, Eclipse’s editor will not display line numbers, it’s no good for debugging. Here’s a tip to show you how to turn on the “display line numbers” feature in Eclipse.
In Eclipse IDE, select “Windows” > “Preference” > “General” > “Editors” > “Text Editors” , check on the “Show line numbers” option.
See result.
why IDEs dont do this by default I’ll never know . _.
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Very helpful – I’m surprised that eclipse doesn’t display line-numbers by default, essential for de-bug especially as line-numbers are reported in LogCat. Thanks again, Neil
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In Mac OS , you have to go Eclipse > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors or use short command “CMD+,” and than follow General > Editors > Text Editors
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Thanks for the tip on line numbers!
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Another way to do this is:
In a File, Right click on Left Gray Bar and choose Show Line Numbers.
Thank you, Sri, this was what I needed!
in this file
[workspace].metadata.plugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime.settings\org.eclipse.ui.editors.prefs
make sure the parameter
lineNumberColor=0,0,0
is NOT 255,255, 255, which is white