2021-09-25 04:37 AM
When I go to Debug => Open Console => Command Shell Console => Select Remote Connection, I have accumulated too many old connections. Any idea how to remove them? I am sure there must be a very simple method but it seems to have defeated me.
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2021-09-27 05:14 AM
You will find:
Just close Eclipse and delete in (2) the obsolete blocks (5 lines per block for Serial Port) using your favourite text editor.
Note: If you also change the name of one or more entries in (2), please do not forget that the name and port number of an entry here match the one from dialog_settings.xml (1).
<edit>Please note that dialog_settings.xml can contain special characters in the name, e.g. a comma.
However, org.eclipse.remote.core.prefs is not an XML file, so entries are stored in UML encoded format, which is why the comma is replaced by %2C.</edit>
Good luck!
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/Peter
2021-09-27 05:14 AM
You will find:
Just close Eclipse and delete in (2) the obsolete blocks (5 lines per block for Serial Port) using your favourite text editor.
Note: If you also change the name of one or more entries in (2), please do not forget that the name and port number of an entry here match the one from dialog_settings.xml (1).
<edit>Please note that dialog_settings.xml can contain special characters in the name, e.g. a comma.
However, org.eclipse.remote.core.prefs is not an XML file, so entries are stored in UML encoded format, which is why the comma is replaced by %2C.</edit>
Good luck!
If the problem is resolved, please mark this topic as answered by selecting Select as best. This will help other users find that answer faster.
/Peter
2023-04-03 06:04 AM
For all having the same issue and don't want to look in the .xml files ...
At least in version 1.12.0 running on macOS (12.6) there is a possibility to remove those connections within STM32CubeIDE.
Therefore open: Menu > Window > Show View > Other
In the new Window "Show View" open: Connections > Connections
In the opened tab "Connections" by right-clicking on the desired connection you can:
* Open Command Shell
* Delete Connection
* (Edit) Properties
Have a look at the Screenshots, too. (Might look different on windows)