How to switch to fullscreen editor mode in Eclipse Luna 4.4? I know the ^m shortcut for maximizing current editor window, but it's not what F11 fullscreen gives in Chrome or in SublimeText.
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Eclipse Neon (4.6)
Details in M7:
The Full Screen feature is now also available on Windows and Linux. You can toggle the mode via shortcut (Alt+F11) or menu (Window > Appearance > Toggle Full Screen).

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4This is it! And it takes only 2 years! My life is ok again. Thanks a lot! – andrej May 20 '16 at 11:32
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2The question is about Eclipse Luna. That not works in Luna. – TomasMolina Jun 29 '16 at 04:55
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3@Kurapika , strictly speaking, you are right. But the usefulness is more important than stringency. This post should be useful in the future, when many people will be interested in Eclipse, not in a specific version. We already have 2 newer versions (Mars & Neon) and after a while we'll have even more. – ROMANIA_engineer Jun 29 '16 at 08:08
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The shortcut doesn't work, even after config the shortcut explicitly, instead `window -> appearance -> toggle full screen` works. – Eric May 25 '19 at 04:11
I am not sure whether it works on eclipse Luna.This plugin works on eclipse kepler. Blog on this is here
Check how to hide the status bar in eclipse . Hide toolbar from Window > Hide Toolbar
and check Hide Eclipse Menu Bar (auto-hide)
for hiding menu bar

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thank you! already googled this one. trying to install it but got 'unsigned content warning' so I was looking for something more official (from eclipse or at least from eclipse marketplace). – andrej Apr 29 '14 at 14:32
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The plugin works in Luna, but the menu item does not appear - so it can only be used with the Alt+F11 shortcut. – Philipp Mar 31 '15 at 02:26
I just checked on Eclipse 4.4.2 on Windows this plugin Eclipse Full Screen Plugin (now 1.0.7) for Eclipse 3.4 and it works flawlessly :-)
Just unzip the downloaded file and copy the jar file to the plugins directory of your Eclipse. Then restart the Eclipse. Use Ctrl+Alt+Z or Window -> Full screen
options to turn it on.

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That works in Eclipse Luna 4.4.2 running on Ubuntu 16.04 with MATE dektop. – TomasMolina Jun 29 '16 at 23:45
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I'm sorry @EricWang, I don't use Eclipse anymore and I don't know how to updated this answer. Any help would be appreciated in order to update my answer. – Pawel May 27 '19 at 10:47
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@Pawel The new version of Eclipse has built-in full screen feature, can toggle that via `alt + F11` by default. – Eric May 27 '19 at 15:46
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For the full screen part, I would try Eclipse Full Screen Plugin.
I'm not aware of an editor mode for eclipse, but you could just hide the toolbar, and maximize the editor window.

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I do expect to release my 'CodeFocus' feature to the Eclipse Marketplace once we get Luna out. I showed this off at EclipseCon this year; it's a command that's provides a 'proper' full-screen mode for a given perspective. It hasn't been hacked on enough to be available in Luna directly...
Update: The 'CodeFocus' plugin can be found here: https://github.com/fredrikattebrant/CodeFocus

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1Hello Eric, the Eclipse Luna is out for a while, could you please tell me if there is the CodeFocus available somewhere on the net? Thank you. – andrej Aug 07 '14 at 23:18
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Very useful, this removes all the clutter (toolbars, sidebars, etc) with Ctrl + '+'. Sadly it does not actually make the window itself fullscreen, and does not work at the same time as the fullscreen mode of [this](http://www.scharf.gr/eclipse/fullscreen/update/) plugin. – jmiserez Jun 09 '16 at 05:51