I have gotten this bug to happen every time I do the following things...
1. Download 32 bit Eclipse for linux (Classic or Java version) as a tar.gz file from the Eclipse site.
2. Extract the contents to /root/my-applications . Now the eclipse folder is in my applications.
3. Download 32 bit Java 7 (the newest version) for linux from the Java site. Also a tar.gz file.
4. Extract Java 1.7 to /root/my-applications/eclipse. Now JRE is in the Eclipse folder.
5. Click the Eclipse executable in the Eclipse folder. Eclipse Kepler should recognize the JRE folder inside the eclipse folder and open normally.
6. Create a "Hello World" program with your newly downloaded Eclipse and JRE. After typing in any class name, like "System", followed by a period, a list of subclasses and/or methods will pop up. All you have to do is type in "System." in main and wait a sec and watch the options appear. Then wait one more second after the method completion menu appears and Eclipse crashes.
7. Try this out with the classic eclipse or with eclipse for Java developers. The same thing happens.
8. Now try going into "Windows > Preferences > Edit" and find "method completion" and turn it off. Turn off all the automatic checking features. Now try writing "Hello World" again. No more crashing.
Slacko 5.5 Bug with Eclipse Kepler
Sure you run some Linux-Gnu Operating system8. Now try going into "Windows > Preferences > Edit" and find "method completion" and turn it off. Turn off all the automatic checking features. Now try writing "Hello World" again. No more crashing.
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johnmichaelreed
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Windows preferances in Eclipse
Dude, the Windows section in the eclipse menue bar at the too refers to the eclipse programming wondow, not the windows operating system. That options menu is there regardless of operating sustem.
