[Go] Eclipse uses the Link method to install the plug-in

The following plug-in installation methods from http://www.iteye.com/topic/1113353 Eclipse are generally listed below (to install the SVN plugin as an example, the Eclipse version is: 3.7/indigo): ① Download the zip-up package, unzip , copy each of the features and plugins folders to the appropriate folder in the Eclipse directory, as in. ② using Eclipse for online installation click on the "Add" button on the right to get the following screen: In, the value of the Name entry is random, the value of the location entry is referenced in: http://subclipse.tigris.org/servlets/Project Process;jsessionid=ae18517f45f6dec9c34d0263f8edee39?pageid=p4wyua (There is also an installation wizard in this URL.) In which, there is a paragraph: to find the version you need to install, fill in the corresponding values, click the OK button screen as follows: At this time, the figure in Pending, that is, to obtain information. After the information has been obtained, the following screen will appear: The Subeclipse in which the Ching (its children are best to install all), such as: After, all the way Next down ... ③ use Link to install a directory dedicated to your local disk (although not necessary, but it's a good habit to do so), for example, I built: D:\Development_Tools\eclipse_plugins. Create a subdirectory in this directory called Subeclipse (if you also want to install other plugins, just create the appropriate subdirectories, but need to be peer to subeclipse), and then you have to create a subeclipse directory called eclipse subdirectory (this directory is critical, without it, the installation will fail): Next, unzip the Subeclipse plug-in to this directory, note the directory structure: Next, create a links subfolder in the installation directory of Eclipse (this folder is generally nonexistent). And in the subfolder, create a new file called Subeclipse.link (in fact, as long as a text file on the line, file name and extension does not matter), the file content as long as a sentence (note that the path delimiter either use \ \ or use/): path=d:\\ Development_tools\\eclipse_plugins\\The Subeclipsepath value is the path to the Subeclipse folder created above. OK, so far, restart Eclipse and see if SVN is present. Note: I'm using the last way to install, but after the installation is complete, no matter how many times you restart Eclipse, you can not see the SVN shadow, so GOOGLE a bit, found that the network basically the solution is: the Eclipse directory of the configuration The org.eclipse.update in the folder was deleted and then restarted eclipse, I did, but I still couldn't see SVN, and later I saw a sentence in the Config.ini file in the configuration folder: Org.eclipse.update.reconcile=false, I tried to change the false to true after the restart Eclipse, suddenly see SVN, haha. This value is then changed back to false.

[Go] Eclipse installs the plug-in using the Link method