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In my old IDE, if I’d run a Java file and the console requested input, it would jump my text cursor to it so I could type without moving my mouse. Eclipse doesn’t seem to do this. Can I make it?
Also, how do you hide the toolbar? I prefer keyboard shortcuts so it’s just cluttering up my view.
To hide the toolbar, you can go here: http://code.google.com/p/eclipse-hide-toolbar/
for a plugin which hides the toolbar every time you start eclipse.
I don’t think there is a way to have your cursor jump to the input like you described but it’s a minor issue when you consider that an average user clicks and moves the mouse thousands of times a day, never mind an active programmer.
But I might be wrong.