NOTE: I found this in a Blog somewhere.. Thanks and due credits to the author, who ever he/she is :)
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If you like me is getting tired of seeing "Unhandled event loop exception, Reason: someexception" and no stacktrace in Eclipse then try the following:
Create a file e.g. .eclipseoptions with the following contents:
# Turn on debugging for the org.eclipse.ui plugin.
org.eclipse.ui.ide/debug=true
# Show a dialog with details button when an internal error occur.
org.eclipse.ui.ide/debug/internalerror/openDialog=true
# Print exception stacktrace to console
org.eclipse.ui.workbench/debug=true
and then run eclipse with -debug .eclipseoptions and you will get the full stacktrace
as normal in the log but also on the console (clickable) and in a dialog when the exception occurs - no need to go looking in the log what just happend.
p.s. try to include the following too:
# Enable heap status monitoring
org.eclipse.ui/debug=true
org.eclipse.ui/perf/showHeapStatus=true
Gives you a nice hint about memory you are "utilizing"
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