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As the title says, I already tried to readd the action under Window > Customize Perspective... with no success. The action is actually shown as visible in the dialog and removing and readding it also has no effect.

I tried to make it reappear by switching the perspectives but it seems the action disappeared from every single one.

Although I'm aware of the fact that the action can be found in the Breakpoints view I would be really happy if I could make it reappear in the main toolbar, since I'm so used to it.

Any ideas except reinstalling? Otherwise I'll have to bite the bullet.

Many thanks in advance.

EDIT I'm using Windows 7 64bit and Eclipse Kepler release for JavaEE with a custom perspective.

Sascha Wolf
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Below changes worked for me..

  1. Go to Window > Perspective > Customize Perspective
  2. Tick checkbox Skip All Breakpoints under Debug from Tool Bar Visibility as shown below

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  1. Click on OK
  2. You should see Skip All Breakpoints now
alan9uo
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Vishal
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Hope the below screen shot helps you. Skip All break points will appear only in the perspective in which you added to it. I also assigned a keyboard short cut for it in Windows > Preferences > General > Keys.

enter image description here Also check whether main toolbar is made visible or not. Check for the presence of Hide Toolbar menu item under Windows main menu. If instead of this if Show Toolbar menu item exists then click on it.

Edit you post if you are still facing this problem.

In Eclipse Standard Edition Kepler SR2(On Ubuntu 13.10) I am not able to enable Skip All Breakpoints option under Breakpoints node in ToolBar Visibility tab I am getting an error.

Try:

  1. Switching to newer eclipse version(Old Workspace is compatible in new eclipse version)

  2. Enable Skip All Breakpoints under Debug Node.

Chandrayya G K
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