In intelliJ IDEA I can always see what class I’m working on because of clear path to this class shown in the top bar. Is there a possibility to have something like that in Eclipse?
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In intelliJ IDEA I can always see what class I’m working on because of clear path to this class shown in the top bar. Is there a possibility to have something like that in Eclipse?
Yes. You can turn on “breadcrumbs” in the Java editor. I can never remember the key binding, but there’s a button for it on the default toolbar.
Alternatively, you can have either the Project Explorer or the Package Explorer (depending on which you prefer/use) link with the editor so that the currently edited file is always shown in those views. It’s the button on the view toolbar with the two yellow arrows.