Recovering deleted files [message #641820] |
Sun, 28 November 2010 08:20  |
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Hiya,
I am brand new to eclipse and i'm using it on a mac. I created a new 'makefile project from existing files'. I chose the desktop as my directory as I had a file there I wanted to add. I was just messing around with the different types of new project to see what happened. After realizing this wasn't what I wanted I then right clicked on 'dektop' in the navigator and clicked 'delete project'. I also ticked 'delete project contents on disk'. I thought this would just get rid of any files it had put into the workspace directory. However, it then went on to delete all the files from my desktop - a lot of files. How on earth can I get them back?
I have tried 'restore from local history' which tells me 'no deleted resources in local history for selected container'.
What can I do?
Thanks
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Re: Recovering deleted files [message #1810375 is a reply to message #641820] |
Thu, 08 August 2019 23:34  |
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Ferguzz wrote on Sun, 28 November 2010 13:20Hiya,
I am brand new to eclipse and i'm using it on a mac. I created a new 'makefile project from existing files'. I chose the desktop as my directory as I had a file there I wanted to add. I was just messing around with the different types of new project to see what happened. After realizing this wasn't what I wanted I then right clicked on 'dektop' in the navigator and clicked 'delete project'. I also ticked 'delete project contents on disk'. I thought this would just get rid of any files it had put into the workspace directory. However, it then went on to delete all the files from my desktop - a lot of files. How on earth can I recovering deleted files on mac?
I have tried 'restore from local history' which tells me 'no deleted resources in local history for selected container'.
What can I do?
Thanks
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