Friday, May 30, 2008

Increase Console Output in Eclipse [Howto]

By default, Eclipse limits the amount of text in the console output window. So if you are running a program which produces a lot of output, the Console will only display the last n lines and you lose the rest.

Here is a tip which will allow you to have unlimited output in the console:
  • Go to Window > Preferences > Run/Debug > Console
  • Uncheck "Limit Console Output" (Alternatively you can increase the Console buffer size.)
Posted by Fahd Shariff at 1:21 PM
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27 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:26 PM

    Thanks a lot. I was looking for it & got me here!

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  2. Anonymous2:15 PM

    Thank you!

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  3. Anonymous6:38 PM

    Thank you! I'd looked in what I thought *had* to be all the places where Eclipse sticks options/preferences. Hadn't looked under 'Windows.' It's people bothering to post little bits of help like this who make the Web so fabulous.

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  4. Anonymous6:44 PM

    thanks man.. just the thing i needed

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  5. Anonymous8:54 AM

    Cool. Thanx a lot.

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  6. Anonymous6:02 AM

    Kudos for tip !! Murali

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  7. kamran10:38 AM

    good ...
    kamran

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  8. Anonymous6:15 PM

    Thank you

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  9. Thiruppathi7:45 AM

    thank u man.. it worked..

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  10. Ravi8:07 AM

    It worked beautifully.
    Thanks,
    Ravi

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  11. Unknown5:31 PM

    Thank you. I really needed this

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  12. Anonymous3:45 AM

    Thanks, it worked.

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  13. Anonymous5:36 PM

    Thanks! Just what I needed.

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  14. Unknown6:38 AM

    Thanks man... it was very much helpful for me...

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  15. Gururaj Belagali6:21 AM

    Thanks a lot .

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  16. Anonymous1:41 AM

    This kept me from going batshit crazy (I was trying to figure out why I couldn't see all of my output). Thanks a ton!

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  17. Anonymous4:05 PM

    Very helpful! Much needed...

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  18. Paulo Miguel Almeida8:10 PM

    Although it seems obvious, I didn't even know about it...
    Your tip helped me a lot... Thanks for share it with us

    Paulo Miguel Almeida

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  19. hame4:52 PM

    thanks I was looking for this and I got your link very first link in the google search....

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  20. Abdullah Khan10:17 AM

    Thanx

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  21. Bhavesh Patel3:24 PM

    Thanks a Lot

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  22. Gail7:06 PM

    Thank you - very helpful!

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  23. Ali7:00 PM

    Thanks!

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  24. Mike Bria9:29 PM

    Fantastic tip - thanks!!

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  25. Unknown11:42 AM

    thanks

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  26. John C4:49 PM

    Short, sweet, and useful. Thanks

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  27. Gokuh2:32 PM

    thanks

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