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https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/303904/813561/#msg_813561
I hope it's the right place to ask.
I have a problem with switching from c++ perspective to java. I'm able to see the all the projects (java and C++) in Project Explorer only when the C++ perspective is chosen. Switching to java causes the Project explorer to disappear and package explorer to appear. I can make a new java project by clicking in white space, however the project is visible only in project explorer and I have to switch to C++ persp. to see the new project. The weirdest thing - name of project of C++ project I made a long time ago appears at the top of the eclipse window: proj name - Java - Eclipse SDK.
And when I switch to java persp. I see that proj. name too in Package Explorer tab.
Could someone, give an advice how to fix this issue,please?
Thank you in advance.
Roman.]]>R Ok2012-03-05T12:36:42-00:00Re: Problem with changing perspectives
https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/mv/msg/303904/813609/#msg_813609
> Hello.
> I hope it's the right place to ask.
> I have a problem with switching from c++ perspective to java. I'm able
> to see the all the projects (java and C++) in Project Explorer only when
> the C++ perspective is chosen. Switching to java causes the Project
> explorer to disappear and package explorer to appear. I can make a new
> java project by clicking in white space, however the project is visible
> only in project explorer and I have to switch to C++ persp. to see the
> new project. The weirdest thing - name of project of C++ project I made
> a long time ago appears at the top of the eclipse window: proj name -
> Java - Eclipse SDK.
> And when I switch to java persp. I see that proj. name too in Package
> Explorer tab. Could someone, give an advice how to fix this
> issue,please? Thank you in advance. Roman.
There shouldn't be a problem here, but if it's not particularly
important to you to see both types in the same workspace, you could
consider separate workspaces for Java and for C/C++. It's also possible
to maintain separate Eclipse installations for the two.
I'm not advising you to do this at all, I'm just saying that if your C++
and Java worlds don't overlap, separating them will certainly solve your
problem.
Also, don't overlook the Eclipse CDT forum where folk who use Eclipse
for C/C++ hang out to answer questions.]]>Russell Bateman2012-03-05T13:49:14-00:00