| Project Explorer - Duplicate entries [message #201109] |
Tue, 04 September 2007 13:34  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: someone.nospam.net
I am following my co-workers advise to set-up eclipse in our environment.
they tell me to make a project and uncheck the default directory, then point
to the directory where my source is (or rather one directory up since we
have docs, release, etc directories). So, I did that. The Workspace is
living elsewhere and just seems to contain a .metadata directory. I am told
that is fine, and that eclipse will know where everything is from the
settings I put in. So, I changed all the settings as directed. I assume as
long as the PWD and CWD variables are set to the actual directory where
everything is that I am OK. However, the project explorer is listing
duplicates for everything. I have to source directories, two docs
directories, etc. Everything in the project is listed twice. My co-workers
says it doesn't matter, but I like to make sure everything is set up 100%
the way it is supposed to be. Does anyone have any ideas on what causes
this?
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| Re: Project Explorer - Duplicate entries [message #201125 is a reply to message #201109] |
Wed, 05 September 2007 03:39  |
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Christopher Pisz wrote:
> I am following my co-workers advise to set-up eclipse in our environment.
> they tell me to make a project and uncheck the default directory, then point
> to the directory where my source is (or rather one directory up since we
> have docs, release, etc directories). So, I did that. The Workspace is
> living elsewhere and just seems to contain a .metadata directory. I am told
> that is fine, and that eclipse will know where everything is from the
> settings I put in. So, I changed all the settings as directed. I assume as
That's fine. I have the same setup. This is necessary if your projects are
nested and your buildtool (or prebuildtool) depends on this specific
directory structure (the Eclipse workspace does not support a project
hierarchy. All projects are on the same level.).
> everything is that I am OK. However, the project explorer is listing
> duplicates for everything. I have to source directories, two docs
> directories, etc. Everything in the project is listed twice. My co-workers
> says it doesn't matter, but I like to make sure everything is set up 100%
> the way it is supposed to be. Does anyone have any ideas on what causes
> this?
I have the same problem here with the Project Explorer View.
Subdirectories are listed twice. AFAIK it does not cause any problems but
it is annoying. Interestingly, the Navigator View does not have problems
with subdirectories. I will submit a bugreport within the next days. This
problem did not occur in Eclipse 3.2.
Axel
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