Is there a way to see the changes in the Java editor in the annotation panel (next to the scroll bar), which usually highlights errors, warnings, todos.
See the blog post on how to activate the feature: http://blog.firdau.si/2010/07/09/eclipse-quick-diff-see-what-changes-youve-made-since-last-checkout/
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This feature is called Quick Diff. It is enabled by default, but the original source is the latest saved version. If your project uses SVN (or CVS, Mercurial, Git as long as you use the Eclipse plugin for this SCM), you can change the Quick Diff behavior to compare the code on your computer with the latest code in SCM.Go to the "Settings" section and select "General" → Editors → Text Editors → “Quick Difference”. Then change the last combo box to the SCM that you used.
This feature is called Quick Diff. It is enabled by default, but the original source is the latest saved version. If your project uses SVN (or CVS, Mercurial, Git as long as you use the Eclipse plugin for this SCM), you can change the Quick Diff behavior to compare the code on your computer with the latest code in SCM.
Go to the "Settings" section and select "General" → Editors → Text Editors → “Quick Difference”. Then change the last combo box to the SCM that you used.
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