I have a Java application with a lot of threads. While debugging, and when execution in one thread was stopped by a break point, it's pretty annoying to scroll between all the threads to find the suspended thread. Is there a way (a button, shortcut key, whatever) to jump to the suspended thread, or better - to hide all not suspended threads?
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Using "Eclipse IDE" and in the Debug window there's a down arrow dropdown in the top right of that window/section.
- Click the vertical ellipsis (or the down arrow if using an Eclipse release earlier than 2019-12)
- Click Java
- "Show Running Threads" was defaulted to clicked for me
- Click "Show Running Threads"
Go back into this dropdown and now it's unchecked, doesn't seem to work 100% but definitely trims down on the showing threads
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