How to call the running window of eclipse

In Eclipse, you can call up the run window through the following steps:

1. Open the Eclipse IDE.
2. Select "Window" on the menu bar of Eclipse.
3. In the drop-down menu, locate and select Show View.
4. In the pop-up submenu, select Console or Debug.
5. The run window will appear in the workspace of Eclipse.

If you select "Console", the console view will be displayed, which is used to display the output results and error information of the program. If you select "Debug", the debug view will be displayed, which is used to view variables, stack traces and other information during debugging.

In addition, you can also use shortcut keys to quickly call up the run window. On Windows, the default shortcut key is Ctrl + 3 , and then enter Console or Debug to search and select the corresponding view.

Please note that the specific steps and options may vary depending on the Eclipse version and plug-in configuration. The above steps apply to the standard settings of Eclipse. If your Eclipse version or configuration is different, you can try browsing the menu bar or searching online to find options that suit your specific settings.