| Debugging, formatting, workspace, and code assist questions [message #38573] |
Sun, 25 May 2003 15:23  |
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1) When creating a new project, the default is to put the files in a
subdirectory of the workspace dir. I know I can change the workspace
via the -data command line option, but this means the .metadata
directory is put there too. Can I change the default project directory
to something other than the workspace dir?
2) The code assist only seems to know about changes in files once
they're saved. For example, if I add a method to one class and then use
it in another, it will tell me it doesn't exist until I save the first
one. How do I get Eclipse to use the edited but not saved version?
Auto-saving whenever I switch files would be acceptable too.
3) When my app or applet terminates, Eclipse stays in the debug
perspective. Can I get it to automatically switch back to the Java
perspective?
4) Format (ctrl+shift+F), which the description says formats the
selected text, selects the entire file before formatting. Is this
normal? Ideally it would format the line I'm on or the selected lines
if any.
I'm running Eclipse 2.1 with JDK 1.4 on Windows XP.
I was just told on IRC that #3 is intentional and #4 is a known bug, but
I thought I'd keep them here in case anyone knows a workaround.
-Mark
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