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How do I know if I'm looking at Java interface or implementation file in Eclipse

I'm working with an old Java project, which uses the naming convention where interface is named MassiveWormholeGenerator and its implementation is named MassiveWormholeGeneratorImpl. Point is that the names are so long that the end of the file name is not visible in Eclipse editor tab. This means that I have to spend time to determine if I'm looking at the interface or implementation. Is there an easy way to keep this information visible constantly?

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It seems that Show in Breadcrumb action does just this. It can be found from the editor's popup menu.

日食的标题栏显示在编辑器中选择的文件的全名

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