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The terminal has a preference setting to invert the background colour. Now a new entry in the pop-up menu allows a user to temporarily modify the setting. See [https://eclip.se/570775 bug 570775].
 
The terminal has a preference setting to invert the background colour. Now a new entry in the pop-up menu allows a user to temporarily modify the setting. See [https://eclip.se/570775 bug 570775].
 
[[File:terminal-invert-colours.png]]
 
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! style="width: 30%; text-align:left;" | Rename Terminal Tab
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| The name in the tab can be changed, either with ANSI escape codes (such as '''echo -e  "\033]0;TITLE\007"''') or by right-clicking and choosing Rename Terminal. See [https://eclip.se/341721 bug 341721].
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Revision as of 20:01, 1 March 2021


Release


This is the New & Noteworthy page for CDT 10.2 which is part of Eclipse 2021-03 Simultaneous Release




Editor




Refactoring




Code Analysis




Parser




Formatter




Build



Debug



Launch Bar




Terminal


Invert colors in current terminal Sometimes, e.g. when connecting to a remote system, the prompt string

makes assumptions on the colour scheme that result in an almost unreadable terminal.

The terminal has a preference setting to invert the background colour. Now a new entry in the pop-up menu allows a user to temporarily modify the setting. See bug 570775. Terminal-invert-colours.png



Rename Terminal Tab The name in the tab can be changed, either with ANSI escape codes (such as echo -e "\033]0;TITLE\007") or by right-clicking and choosing Rename Terminal. See bug 341721.

CDTUserNewIn102Rename.png


API modifications



Bugs Fixed in this Release


See Bugzilla report Bugs Fixed in CDT 10.2


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