问题
I'm using Eclipse with Subversion and I've found the Show Annotation feature to be quite helpful. What I want to do now is this: suppose I find a certain line that was changed in a certain revision. I want to see what the file looked like in the revision before that one - including annotations. I don't see anything in the right click menu that would let me do that. Is there another way?
(Sorry if this seems obvious, I've just switched over from NetBeans which has this feature up-front and center)
I'm working in the Java EE perspective, if it matters, and dealing with Java and JavaScript source files.
回答1:
I suspect, if you cannot do it directly, you need to combine the Annotation view with the History view for that file (if you are using Subversive).
you can "Link with editor and selection", in order for that view to display the right history, find your version and previous version there, and:
- "Compare current with 'selected'" to see the delta with the current version
- "Compare with Previous State": to see the delta between the version you found in the Annotation View and its previous version
- or even revert to that version if you need to
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19790689/eclipse-show-annotation-from-previous-revision