| NooB Question [message #146827] |
Tue, 14 June 2005 01:12  |
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Originally posted by: hello.hello.com
I just downloaded the CDT and am having trouble getting started. I was
trying to follow along with the Hello World example on the eclipse
website, and I ran into trouble as soon as I switched to the C++
Perspective -- all my Java projects appeared under the C/C++ projects tab
in the left hand windows.
I assume this is a configuration thing with my workspace, but could
someone let me know how to separate the two, so that my C++ projects
appears blank the first time I open it.
Thanks for any info or references,
John
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| Re: NooB Question [message #146870 is a reply to message #146853] |
Wed, 15 June 2005 16:16  |
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/John/:
> My question is... let's say I set up 2
> different workspaces. How can I tell eclipse that one should be used in
> the Java perspective, and the other used in the C++ perspective?
Window -> Open Perspective, or the "Open a perspective" button on
the "Perspective bar" (showing the perspectives opened in the
current window). When you start Eclipse it will show the perspective
being active just when you've closed Eclipse.
To your original issue: Press the down-arrow button at the most
right of the toolbar of the "C/C++ Projects" view and choose
"Filters...", then check to filter out "Non-C projects".
--
Stanimir
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| Re: NooB Question [message #146948 is a reply to message #146853] |
Wed, 15 June 2005 13:38 |
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Originally posted by: devin_steffler.ca.ibm.com
When in Eclipse, select Window->Preferences->General->Startup and Shutdown
and make sure that "Prompt for workspace on startup" is checked.
Start Eclipse in a workspace that is to contain C/C++ projects, for example
use the workspace "C:\C_Projects". Then open the C/C++ perspective via
Window->Open Perspective->Other...->C/C++. Create/Import your C/C++
projects and then whenever you reopen that workspace in Eclipse you will
always start with the C/C++ Perspective unless you switch to another
perspective. Do the same thing for your Java projects.
Hope this helps,
Devin
"John" <hello@hello.com> wrote in message
news:02441509135db95c96bba2121546c489$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Devin Steffler wrote:
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> > A quick work around would be to have two different workspaces. One
would
> > contain your C/C++ projects and the other would contain your Java
projects.
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> > Do you see the same behaviour when working with JDT? Are C/C++ projects
> > displayed in the Java perspective?
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> Devin,
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> Thanks for the response. My question is... let's say I set up 2 different
> workspaces. How can I tell eclipse that one should be used in the Java
> perspective, and the other used in the C++ perspective?
>
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