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Eclipse is an Interactive Development Environment(IDE) which has plug ins for many languages. It is written in Java. As an IDE questions are more likely to be on topic on Stack Overflow.
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Setting global/system variable visible from JVM in console and Eclipse
How to define global/system variable in OSX latest versions (Monterey/Ventura) that should be visible from console (JVM) and IDE (preferable Eclipse, IntelliJ has special knowledge how to handle this OSX … It works fine
for JVM in console, but not for Eclipse
launchctl setenv foo ABC. …
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