| Different default directory for different languages [message #205238] |
Mon, 16 April 2007 18:57  |
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Originally posted by: p_rice.hotmail.com
I'm using Python, C++, and Java with Eclipse and I'd like to set a different
default directory for each. How do I do this? I can't even find where the
default directory is stored.
Thanks
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| Re: Different default directory for different languages [message #205617 is a reply to message #205238] |
Wed, 18 April 2007 04:57  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Paul Rice wrote:
> I'm using Python, C++, and Java with Eclipse and I'd like to set a different
> default directory for each. How do I do this? I can't even find where the
> default directory is stored.
Please explain what you mean by "default directory."
Eric
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| Re: Different default directory for different languages [message #205690 is a reply to message #205617] |
Wed, 18 April 2007 12:21 |
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Originally posted by: p_rice.hotmail.com
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> Paul Rice wrote:
>> I'm using Python, C++, and Java with Eclipse and I'd like to set a
>> different default directory for each. How do I do this? I can't even find
>> where the default directory is stored.
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> Please explain what you mean by "default directory."
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> Eric
When I first started Eclipse it asked me to enter a working directory so I
entered /media/windows/Debian/Projects. Since then I've added a CDT and
Python but everytime I start a new project, regardless of which language,
the second step of the project wizard defaults
to /media/windows/Debian/Projects. What I'd like it to do is
default /media/Windows/Debian/Projects/C++ for
C++, /media/windows/Debian/Projects/Python for
Python, /media/windows/Debian/Projects/Java for Java, etc. for the
directory in the second step of the new project wizard.
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| Re: Different default directory for different languages [message #205977 is a reply to message #205690] |
Thu, 19 April 2007 06:14 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Paul Rice wrote:
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
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>> Paul Rice wrote:
>>> I'm using Python, C++, and Java with Eclipse and I'd like to set a
>>> different default directory for each. How do I do this? I can't even find
>>> where the default directory is stored.
>> Please explain what you mean by "default directory."
>>
>> Eric
>
> When I first started Eclipse it asked me to enter a working directory so I
> entered /media/windows/Debian/Projects. Since then I've added a CDT and
> Python but everytime I start a new project, regardless of which language,
> the second step of the project wizard defaults
> to /media/windows/Debian/Projects. What I'd like it to do is
> default /media/Windows/Debian/Projects/C++ for
> C++, /media/windows/Debian/Projects/Python for
> Python, /media/windows/Debian/Projects/Java for Java, etc. for the
> directory in the second step of the new project wizard.
>
No can do. By the way, when I create new projects it remembers the last
location I used, not necessarily the first one I ever used. This is a
global thing; it does not depend on the type of project I'm creating.
Eric
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| Re: Different default directory for different languages [message #206200 is a reply to message #205977] |
Thu, 19 April 2007 18:00 |
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Originally posted by: p_rice.hotmail.com
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> No can do. By the way, when I create new projects it remembers the last
> location I used, not necessarily the first one I ever used. This is a
> global thing; it does not depend on the type of project I'm creating.
>
> Eric
Changing the directory gives me an error. For project 'Test', default
directory "/media/windows/debian/projects/Test" works fine but changing it
to "/media/windows/debian/projects/C++/Test" gives me a "project contents
cannot be inside workspace directory" error and disables the next and
finish buttons.
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| Re: Different default directory for different languages [message #206698 is a reply to message #206200] |
Sun, 22 April 2007 21:02 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Paul Rice wrote:
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
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>> No can do. By the way, when I create new projects it remembers the last
>> location I used, not necessarily the first one I ever used. This is a
>> global thing; it does not depend on the type of project I'm creating.
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> Changing the directory gives me an error. For project 'Test', default
> directory "/media/windows/debian/projects/Test" works fine but changing it
> to "/media/windows/debian/projects/C++/Test" gives me a "project contents
> cannot be inside workspace directory" error and disables the next and
> finish buttons.
That message means you have tried to create your project in the exact
same location as the workspace. Your project root can be a subdirectory
of the workspace directory, but not the same as the workspace directory.
For example, this is legal:
/Java/
Eclipse/
workspaces/
WorkspaceA/
Project1/
source/
<code files live here>
Project2/
<etc...>
But this is NOT allowed:
/Java/
Eclipse/
workspaces/
WorkspaceA/
source/
<code files live here>
Hope this helps,
Eric
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