There are several distribution files that you can download. > Java > JadClipse > Use Eclipse code formatter is disabled and the two options under Preferences. Breakpoints work best when the option Preferences. Folding and other features are now supported as well as double clicks for toggling breakpoints. > Java > JadClipse > Debug: Decompiled code is only aligned if the the output of line numbers is turned on. This new option may interfere with formatting instructions of Jad and is therefore experimental and disabled by default. > Java > JadClipse > Use Eclipse code formatter.

Possibility to reformat the decompiled code using the Eclipse code formatter.The new JadClipse home page is based on MediaWiki. New feature plug-in available as net.sf.jadclipse-feature.New plug-in structure: Fully qualified package name net.sf.jadclipse instead of just jadclipse.Set required Java environment to Java 4 (J2SE-1.4)Ģ6 October 2006 - JadClipse 3.2.3 released.Prevent stack overflow in JadclipseSourceMapper.findSource() (thanks univerz2 for patch).Once a decompiled class is open you can decompile with an arbitratry decompiler from the editor context menu Decompile With.Ģ3 December 2006 - JadClipse 3.2.4 released.Java Decompiler (JD) could be integrated as well.JODE has been integrated as a decompiler.The preferences are now listed under Java > Decompilers.Make sure that the new Decompiled Class File Editor is the default editor for class files ( Preferences > Editors > File Associations > *.class). Check out the new JDT Decompiler plug-ins from this update site. Third party decompilers can now make use of a generic decompiler extension point. The JadClipse plug-in has been completely rewritten to support multiple decompiler back-ends. News 21 February 2009 JDT Decompiler 3.4.0 preview released

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