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Fix image names and other minor (HTML) corrections in N&N for 4.36
Non-existing image files were being referenced in the code.
Also get rid of some other findings that were reported by the HTML
validator in W3.org: https://validator.w3.org/check
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(see the news for <ahref="../4.35/jdt.html#new-folding">4.35</a>).
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The feature has been further improved since then and is now <b>enabled by default</b>.
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This feature enhances the code folding mechanism in Eclipse JDT by enabling folding for control statements such as if, while, switch, and for. </b>
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This feature enhances the code folding mechanism in Eclipse JDT by enabling folding for control statements such as <b>if</b>, <b>while</b>, <b>switch</b>, and <b>for</b>.
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It improves code readability and navigation by allowing developers to collapse and expand structured blocks.
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</p>
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<imgsrc="images/new_folding.png" alt="View of the new folding" />
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<imgsrc="images/new-folding.png" alt="View of the new folding" />
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The feature can be disabled in the settings under <b>Java > Editor > Folding</b>.<br>
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The feature can be disabled in the settings under <b>Java > Editor > Folding</b>.<br/>
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</p>
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<imgsrc="images/settings_folding.png" alt="Settings view of the folding" />
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<imgsrc="images/settings-folding.png" alt="Settings view of the folding" />
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<tdclass="title">Collapsing Stack Frames</td>
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Navigating in deep stack frames can be challenging during debuging, due to the high number of stack frames that are not relevant most of the time,
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for example because they are provided by either the JDK, by a testing framework, or by a library</b>
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for example because they are provided by either the JDK, by a testing framework, or by a library.
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This feature tries to help focus on the stack frames that are coming from the user-created projects,
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drastically reducing the unnecessary noise in the Debug View.
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