SVN configuration in eclipse

After using SVN, open the myeclipse project with a clear small yellow dot mark, which is quite convenient during development and clearly knows which file you have modified.
Files that have not been moved are marked with a small yellow dot; modified files are marked with a small gray cross; newly added files are marked with a small question mark.

First understand the directory:
Myplugins file directory:
-Drools
-Implementors
-Links
-Propedit
-SVN
-Svnplug. txt

Links file directory:
-Com. genuitec. Eclipse. myeclipse. Link
-Drools. Link
-Implementors. Link
-Propedit. Link
-SVN. Link

The configuration method is as follows:

1.svnplug. txt is in the installation directory of myeclipse. E: \ myeclipse 6.0 \ eclipse \ myplugins

2. Copy the links file to E: \ myeclipse 6.0 \ eclipse and modify the file content in the links file.
Com. genuitec. Eclipse. myeclipse. Link: Path = e :\\ myeclipse 6.0 \ myeclipse
Drools. Link: Path = e :\\ myeclipse 6.0 \ eclipse \ myplugins \ drools \\
Implementors. Link: Path = E: \ myeclipse 6.0 \ eclipse \ myplugins \ implementors
Propedit. Link: Path = E: \ myeclipse 6.0 \ eclipse \ myplugins \ propedit
SVN. Link: Path = e :\\ myeclipse 6.0 \ eclipse \ myplugins \ SVN

Note: drools, implementors, propedit, and SVN files are actually small plug-ins of eclipse and need to be downloaded by yourself.