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TheMathGeek_314
TheMathGeek_314

Reputation: 43

How to customize 'new' option in Eclipse

When I'm using Eclipse to code in Java, I want to use the 'New' button (located below File, Edit...) to create a new class. I know it's possible because I've been able to use it like that on a different computer. However, the only options displayed are "Project", "Example", "Other...". So I have to select other and go find "Class".

I want a way to modify this list to include Java Project, Class, and whatever else I need. It's the same story when I right-click the src folder in the package explorer. I want to make a class in that folder, but I have to click other, navigate the new window to class, etc.

Can this be simplified?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 703

Answers (2)

Ebad Zalmai
Ebad Zalmai

Reputation: 21

In order to customize new option in Eclipse, On the top of Eclipse, click on Window, Navigate to > Perspective > Customize Perspective > Menu Visibility > file > new. Now you can customize new option.

Upvotes: 2

Fred Larson
Fred Larson

Reputation: 62123

Make sure you're in the right perspective. I see what you're looking for if I'm in the "Java" perspective, but not in other perspectives, such as "Java EE" or "Debug".

A "perspective" in Eclipse is the set of panes, toolbars, menus, etc. for a particular purpose. There should be toolbar buttons all the way on the right for them.

Upvotes: 1

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