Give yourself a clean Eclipse

There are two reasons for using Eclipse:
I. They all use this. I don't need to go out.
2. It can be achieved by installing plug-ins ............ .

For me who like to download and install plug-ins, I put the downloaded plug-ins into it, and I used them. It was so nice, messy, complicated, and finished ....
In the end, I couldn't stand it. I deleted eclipse ....

With eclipse, plug-ins are naturally indispensable, and there are also some methods. Here we will not talk nonsense. Go to the question and follow the steps below to connect to install the plug-in:

1. Create a links directory under the eclipse directory;
2. decompress the downloaded plug-in to a certain place. Mine is E:/myplugins/xxx.
3. The document structure in the xxx directory should be as follows:
E:/myplugins
├ ── Designer
│ ─ ── Eclipse
│ ├ ── Features
│ ─ ── Plugins
├ ── Xmlbuddy
│ ─ ── Eclipse
│ ─ ── Plugins
│ └ ── Features
─ ── Tomcat
─ ── Eclipse
├ ── Plugins
└ ── Features
4. Create a TXT file for each plug-in under the links directory (in fact, there is no type restriction), such as Tomcat. dfdfdfdf is also true), the content is:
Path = E:/myplugins/tomcat
Other plug-ins are based on Huludao.
5. Clean eclipse. All right, it's done.

Notes:
1. Path = E:/myplugins/tomcat = E: // myplugins // Tomcat
2. Each connection file can only connect to one plug-in!
3. It is better to use a TXT file than a properties file supported by Java itself.
4. If you do not want to use a plug-in, you do not need to delete the connection file. You can add comments to the properties file:
# Path = E:/myplugins/tomcat
Then, the Tomcat plug-in is uninstalled.

As usual, come to the end ....