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i think that is not possible. You have to click on &gt;&gt;&nbsp;to access other files.
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i think that is not possible. You have to click on >> to access other files.

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Worth to buy a 1920 x 1200 screen like I did ..........................<wbr />.<br />
<br />
;JOOP!
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Worth to buy a 1920 x 1200 screen like I did ...........................

;JOOP!

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sciuriware:<br />
Not what I'm looking for, if I understand your suggestion. With that I get (where [] is a tab):<br />
<br />
[MyFile1.java][MyFIle2.jav<wbr />a][MyFile3<wbr />.java]<br />
If (x==1) {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;bla bla bla<br />
}<br />
[MyFile4.java][MyFIle5.jav<wbr />a][MyFile6<wbr />.java]<br />
while (! found) {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;bla bla bla<br />
}<br />
but what I want (as done in IntelliJ) is:<br />
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[MyFile1.java][MyFIle2.jav<wbr />a][MyFile3<wbr />.java]<br />
[MyFile4.java][MyFIle5.jav<wbr />a][MyFile6<wbr />.java]<br />
If (x==1) {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;bla bla bla<br />
}<br />
<br />
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sciuriware:
Not what I'm looking for, if I understand your suggestion. With that I get (where [] is a tab):

[MyFile1.java][MyFIle2.java][MyFile3.java]
If (x==1) {
   bla bla bla
}
[MyFile4.java][MyFIle5.java][MyFile6.java]
while (! found) {
   bla bla bla
}
but what I want (as done in IntelliJ) is:

[MyFile1.java][MyFIle2.java][MyFile3.java]
[MyFile4.java][MyFIle5.java][MyFile6.java]
If (x==1) {
   bla bla bla
}




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How do I get multiple rows of tabs in the Eclipse java editor?<br />
As it is, I have one row and any files beyond that are indicated to the right by &gt;&gt;
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How do I get multiple rows of tabs in the Eclipse java editor?
As it is, I have one row and any files beyond that are indicated to the right by >>

Multiple rows of tabs in Eclipse Java editor

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