tElementId('.nu') įrom that, the last steps were to make sure I defined (with no content) a menu in the main e4xmi file that had the .nu id, then defined a fragment that contained the menu contents.

If (window = null || window.getMainMenu() != null)įinal MMenu mainMenu = modelService.createModelElement(MMenu.class) public class void MApplication application, EModelService modelService) What did work for me was based off of the final post here by Karl Puperze, (slightly modified): Personally, the workaround in the bug report did not exactly work for me (it may for you however). (Eclipse:2712): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:49:47.This sounds like this bug here that I just recently myself encountered: (Eclipse:2712): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:49:47.663: Negative content width -5 (allocation 1, extents 3x3) while allocating gadget (node progressbar, owner GtkProgressBar) (Eclipse:2712): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:49:47.544: Negative content height -3 (allocation 1, extents 2x2) while allocating gadget (node toolbar, owner GtkToolbar) (Eclipse:2712): GLib-CRITICAL **: 12:49:31.745: g_base64_encode_step: assertion ‘in != NULL’ failedĪfter selecting the workspace, I get around 13 of these errors… When I start Eclipse (Neon-3), I notice that I get a bunch of these errors… I created a new project (C and C++) and I did not see the. metadata folder on my project, but I could not find it either. I have gone through all of the menu items and I cannot see it. In my case, I do not see a “Show Toolbar” item on the menu. Thank you for your welcome and for your reply. The toolbar button is missing today, but yesterday it was present, but the debug sessions were missing from the drop-down. The problem is that they are not appearing under the now missing Debug tool button. As far as I can tell, I created them correctly. The second is that I created two Debug Configurations hello-world-tutorial Debug and hello-world-tutorial Release. I cannot figure out why the toolbars are missing today when they were present yesterday. Today I tried to revisit the applications I had written yesterday, but some of the toolbars are now missing - debug toolbar? I am missing the Quick Access, Open Perspective, C/C++ perspective, Debug, Run and other buttons. The first is that there are some toolbars missing. I was able to build and compile test applications just fine. When I first installed the Eclipse it worked successfully and all of the toolbars were present.

I am running a virtual box with Ubuntu (18.04 LTS) and installed Eclipse Neon-3. I am following the Get Started tutorial for the Colibri iMX7D on an Iris v1.1 board - link text.

Eclipse neon.2 no menu bar