| Switching between a set of open files? [message #193394] |
Sun, 11 February 2007 16:10  |
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Originally posted by: info.nuttijay.org
Hi, i am using eclipse for a while and feel astunnished by that free ide.
Thanx a lot to the developers, would spend them a beer - but than i would
be broke within minutes i figure.
But i have question. Right now i am working in a projekt, have several
files open and just realized, that i have to open up some other files for
doing some changes in the same projekt but under a nother context. can i
switch to another -perspective- or so, keeping the current open files in
memory so that i can get later on back to them?
Dont know how to do that or if i hust missed a feature ?
Cheers
ingo
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| Re: Switching between a set of open files? [message #193571 is a reply to message #193394] |
Mon, 12 February 2007 11:46  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Ingo Jannick wrote:
> Hi, i am using eclipse for a while and feel astunnished by that free
> ide. Thanx a lot to the developers, would spend them a beer - but than i
> would be broke within minutes i figure.
>
> But i have question. Right now i am working in a projekt, have several
> files open and just realized, that i have to open up some other files
> for doing some changes in the same projekt but under a nother context.
> can i switch to another -perspective- or so, keeping the current open
> files in memory so that i can get later on back to them?
>
> Dont know how to do that or if i hust missed a feature ?
As someone else suggested, Mylar is a nice extension to Eclipse that can
support what you're trying to do.
A simpler approach is to use the menu command Window > New Window which
will open a new Workbench window on the same workspace - the second
window can have different editors, views, and perspectives open than the
original.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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