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I know I can at any moment click on the root node of the package-explorer view and press F5, forcing Eclipse to refresh its contents. What I'm looking for is an automated way to do it.
I'm using some code generators and it's boring to have to select the root node and press F5 over it every time I'm generating code.
Can anyone help me on this?
Preferences->General->Workspace->Refresh Automatically
Check the checkbox and apply, and it will automatically refresh.