| Editor behaviour for a view [message #312795] |
Tue, 20 February 2007 11:13  |
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Hello, is there any possibility to adjust behaviour of the opened project to
to opened project will behave the same way as eclipse editor? It means the
project will follow the Open-Edit-Save lifecycle. It means that project will
have associated with its some state. - saved/neded_to_save.
Do you have any experiences with this?
Thanks for any help.
John Cage
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| Re: Editor behaviour for a view [message #315859 is a reply to message #312810] |
Thu, 24 May 2007 04:29  |
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My idea was probasbly bad, because it doesn't fit to eclipse infrastructure.
Thanks for your aim.
Best Regards,
Jan
"Jacek Pospychala" <jacek.pospychala@pl.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:ergpie$v7s$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
> what you would like to do is a bit tricky. The idea of projects is that
> they are containers to store data. Already every project can be opened or
> closed, what means it's data will be accessed(/processed/executed) or not.
> I am not sure, how would you define a project that is in "Edit" state.
> Does it mean, that until project is not saved it's data is not stored to
> disk? And then the same question comes about "Save" state.
> Please give us some more details, what is the real need for such
> behaviour.
> I wonder if you considered having a projects with only one master file -
> which would mean that open-edit-save state for this file represents also
> whole project state. Another way would be introducing a kind of temporary
> projects, that are edited until save. On save they would replace main
> project.
>
> eclipsemaniac napisa
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