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First, the method of not using plug-ins
WINDOWS Eclipse Configuration
Run-->external tools-->external Tools configurations ...
New program (e.g. named Open_file)
Location fill: C:/windows/explorer.exe
Arguments inside Fill: ${container_loc}
Then switch to common, put external tools on the hook, apply.
LINUX Eclipse Configuration:
Linux in the words, locationinside fill:/usr/bin/nautilus Other and Windows is the same, set up after apply can.
After the above method is configured, select the file or directory you want to open in Eclipse, run-->external tools-->open_file so you can open the corresponding location column, in order to facilitate the External Tools to the tool bar.
Ways to use plug-ins
Install the Easyexplorer plug-in, with this plugin can easily open the folder where the resource file is located (just find an address to download it).
Easyexplorer download from sourceforge.net/projects/easystruts, place the jar file directly under Eclipse's plugin directory and restart the Eclipse platform to see easy in the right-click Explorer menu item, you can open the directory where the resource is located.
There is also a plug-in can achieve this function, called open what what, do not remember, there are these
No stickers, so it's not very clear. Partners refer to this:
Http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/adc8151353a896f723bf73cd.html
Go: Eclipse opens file or directory location (without plug-in)