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How to add line numbers to the editor in Eclipse 3.2 / 3.3

Eclipse 3.2:
  1. From the menu bar, "Window" -> "Preferences..."
  2. Under "General" -> "Editors" -> "Text Editors", click the "Show line numbers" checkbox.
Eclipse 3.3:
  1. CTRL+3
  2. Type in: "line numbers"
  3. ENTER

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#1 Anonymous commented on 2007-11-29:

Thanx!


#2 someone commented on 2009-02-27:

helped me too... why do they have different menues between the windows and linux version?


#3 jj commented on 2009-04-24:

Thank you..


#4 EB commented on 2010-09-12:

Thanks a lot.


#5 nargis commented on 2010-09-21:

thanks a ton :)


#6 ismet commented on 2010-09-21:

thanx, ill pray 4 u before i sleep :)


#7 syzn commented on 2010-10-28:

Thanks a lot. A lot faster than searching for it through the millions of sections in Eclipse's preferences.


#8 chits commented on 2010-11-15:

Thanx a lot... Its the same in RAD 7. However, the line number is inculded under the tree view, Editor-> Tex Editor...! Happy Coding...!


#9 Nes commented on 2011-04-18:

Thanx a lot............:)


#10 Rohit commented on 2011-05-26:

Thanks a ton :)


#11 Nightmare commented on 2011-07-13:

Thanks very much!


#12 Amrutha commented on 2011-08-05:

thank u:-). hav a nice day.......


#13 Muthukumar commented on 2011-09-27:

Thanks for the info


#14 manju sahu commented on 2011-10-17:

thanks :)


#15 praba commented on 2012-01-31:

Thanks

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