I have used Netbeans before with Subversion (SVN), and I liked how it showed me what I had changed since last commit, using the coloring in the left margin.
Can Eclipse do the same? I have installed Subclipse.
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I have used Netbeans before with Subversion (SVN), and I liked how it showed me what I had changed since last commit, using the coloring in the left margin.
Can Eclipse do the same? I have installed Subclipse.
Visit Window -> Preferences -> General -> Editors -> Text Editors -> Quick Diff, and enable