Project switching in Eclipse [message #632159] |
Mon, 11 October 2010 15:25  |
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I'm using 3.5.2/M20100211-3143 to run JS/webOS perspective.
I've been playing and learning JS and it's running fine with a test app. Now I want to get serious and create something. So I do a New | Basic Application, give it a name, and create a bunch of scenes.
But when I try to run it, I still get the old app getting loaded into the Virtual Box. I don't see how to select a different project to debug.
I've tried setting up a working set, and lots of things, but when I select Debug (or F11), it still loads the old test app instead of my new one.
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Re: Project switching in Eclipse [message #632440 is a reply to message #632435] |
Tue, 12 October 2010 18:28   |
Eclipse User |
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On 2010.10.12 16:12, Paul Kinzelman wrote:
> Yes, I think the F11 is the same as squashing the bug.
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> The question is that if you're debugging one project and want to change
> to another, how is one supposed to do it? I found a right-click seems to
> do it, but it seems to me there should be a 'select current project'
> menu item or something.
If I pull down the menu to the side of the bug icon, I can choose which
of all that I've been debugging since I launched Eclipse on the
workspace to debug. Next time, it's that one that's the default.
So, the default is the "last one debugged/run."
Or so it goes in my experience. After all these years, it would be a
huge anomaly for it always to have worked that way for me, yet not
actually be that way.
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Re: Project switching in Eclipse [message #632444 is a reply to message #632440] |
Tue, 12 October 2010 19:45  |
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Ok, it looks like the project has to be open, and then the bug-squash pull-down list thing works. I think it was my lack of understanding of how the thing works, and being unable to find the project navigator when it was deep in the Window path.
Thanks for your help!
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