When switching from intellij to eclipse i missed a plugin which showed your source from a birds eye view. E.g. each letter represented as a pixel. I really liked this plugin, because you can estimate the complexitiy of a piece of code by looking at its "graphical" representation. Sure .. something like lines of code or how big one method is is also a good indicator, but i like this graphical approach.

Its been a while since i made the last change on this plugin. But i still remember, that it was kind of difficult to get to the textual representation of the editors (i think this is a good thing, because eclipse also allows you to make graphical editors and so on).

Another thing was, I did not find a way to get all text-annotations of the system, so the preferences of the plugin only stored a set of annotations with optional colors. That also means, that you should adjust your settings to your colorscheme.

The sources are located in my private svn repository, which i access with git.