Eclipse window display: independent and embedded

Taking javadoc as an example, the following figure shows:

The javadoc window shown in Figure 1 is independent of the main window

The javadoc window shown in Figure 2 is embedded in the main window.

Figure 1 javadoc is independent of the main window

Figure 2 javadoc embedded in the Main Window

Set whether the window is independent from the main window or embedded in the main window.Right-click the Child Window and select "detached", as shown in figure 3.

Figure 3 switch between embedded display and independent window display

Supplement: "detached" has the "Fast View" option above. It canLet the current window "display in the lower left position of the eclipse window as a small icon", Similar to the "Quick Start item" in the window.

In addition, if you think your current window is too messy and you cannot see much information, you can restore the window to its default value. The reference method is as follows:

Eclipse provides multiple window la s to solve various scenarios that may be encountered during daily development. You can see them in Windows-open perspective.
To restore a layout, click windows-> Reset perspective. (From: http://topic.csdn.net/u/20081001/23/0da84164-3798-4691-b36e-e2861fddc0a3.html)