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| A bug? [message #54272] | Fri, 13 December 2002 19:42  |  | 
| Eclipse User  |  |  |  |  | Originally posted by: raulcostajr.hotmail.com 
 I´m not sure it´s really a bug so I decided to post a message.
 
 I´m using the 12/13 nightly build of CDT over the 2.1 M3 Eclipse platform.
 
 While in the C/C++ Perspective the Project -> Open Project menu option is
 always disabled. The workaround I´m using is going to the Java
 Perspective, opening the project there and then come back to the C/C++
 Perspective.
 
 For the CDT team: you´re doing a wonderful job!!!
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| Re: A bug? [message #54697 is a reply to message #54618] | Wed, 18 December 2002 18:33   |  | 
| Eclipse User  |  |  |  |  | Originally posted by: raulcostajr.hotmail.com 
 Judy,
 
 I switched to the Navigator View - I haven´t tried this before - and the
 menu item became enabled as soon as I selected my project.
 
 After reading your answer and following your directions I figured out what
 was really "strange" for me: in every other IDE I´m used to, there is an
 "Open Project ..." option, while in Eclipse there is an "Open Project".
 Those three little dots (and the dialog that comes after :)) were making
 all the difference.
 
 Anyway, these are just details. I´m loving Eclipse and CDT and I will go
 on using it and telling every programmer I know to do the same.
 
 Thanks a lot,
 Raul.
 
 
 Judy N. Green wrote:
 
 > "Raul Costa Junior" <raulcostajr@hotmail.com> wrote in message
 > news:atlnfr$bbf$1@rogue.oti.com...
 > | Hi Judy,
 > |
 > | As I´m using the newsgroup web interface and I couldn´t figure out a way
 > | to attach a file to this message, I´m sending you an e-mail with the
 > | attachments.
 > |
 > | []´s,
 > | Raul.
 > |
 > | Judy N. Green wrote:
 > |
 > | > Hi Raul,
 > |
 > | > I just installed the MS Eclipse and last Fridya's CDT build. I am not
 > seeing
 > | > a problem with the menu you decribe.
 
 
 > Thanks for the file. There was nothing in there that looked relevant.
 
 > One thing to keep in mind ...
 > The menus are sensitive to which view is currently selected. If you have
 > clicked in an editor then the project menu will show all project actions as
 > disabled.
 
 > I was able to recreate your screen shot by doing just that.
 
 > Try it again, but ensure that you have the Navigator or C/C++ Projects View
 > selected before opening the menu.
 
 > -Judy
 
 
 > |
 > | > Can you give me more information and send me your log file?
 > | > (workspace/.metadata/.log)
 > |
 > | > Thanks
 > |
 > | > -Judy
 > |
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 > | > Judy N. Green                          Software Engineer
 > | > Eclipse CDT Team                 www.eclipse.org/cdt
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 > | > "Raul Costa Junior" <raulcostajr@hotmail.com> wrote in message
 > | > news:atduqc$kb4$1@rogue.oti.com...
 > | > | I´m not sure it´s really a bug so I decided to post a message.
 > | > |
 > | > | I´m using the 12/13 nightly build of CDT over the 2.1 M3 Eclipse
 > platform.
 > | > |
 > | > | While in the C/C++ Perspective the Project -> Open Project menu option
 > is
 > | > | always disabled. The workaround I´m using is going to the Java
 > | > | Perspective, opening the project there and then come back to the C/C++
 > | > | Perspective.
 > | > |
 > | > | For the CDT team: you´re doing a wonderful job!!!
 > | > |
 > | > |
 > | > |
 > |
 > |
 > |
 > |
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