In Windows, eclipse opens the folder where the current file is located

By default, it is difficult to use eclipse to open the folder where the current file is located. You need to right-click the node in package explorer and select Properties, copy the path, open the resource manager, and then paste the path into it. Myeclipse has always had a very useful tool on the toolbar. You only need to select the node of package explorer and click this icon to open the file in the resource manager.

The plug-in name in myeclipse is desktop toolbar.

So I searched for this plug-in the eclipse toolbar configuration, but I did not find it. After checking the information on the Internet, I finally found a way to simulate this plug-in, configuration and operations are also relatively simple. Here we will share with you.

Expand the following menu in sequence:

Run ---- external tools configurations

1. Create a new tool under program;

2. Fill in the Windows Resource Manager path in location;

3. In arguments, enter $ {container_loc}; (without a semicolon)

4. Select the common tab;

5. Select the external tools check box (so that this item appears on the toolbar );

6. Click Apply.

All right, click the external tools button on the toolbar to open the directory of the file you selected in package explorer in resource manager.