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| Re: Project-specific preferences [message #217857 is a reply to message #217729] |
Mon, 25 June 2007 15:04  |
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Originally posted by: wegener.cboenospam.com
"VK" <veerukrishnan@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:f5nis7$hvq$1@build.eclipse.org...
> I noticed that not all preferences in Window -> Preferences have an option
> for "Project-specific settings". When trying to standardize all developers
> on a common set of preferences across multiple types of preferences, how
can
> I get around the limitation of only a few preference groups having this
> option?
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> For example, the Java -> Compiler settings have this option, but Java ->
> Editor -> Mark Occurrences and Content Assist do not.
>
Do you really feel the need to force all developers to have the same Mark
Occurences and Content assist preference settings. These are settings that
only effect how a given developer interacts with the IDE. They don't result
in changes to source code or project related files that affect how others
see a given project.
Compiler settings make sense at a project level since they determine how an
application is built and how the source code is formatted/organized. This
allows the resulting .settings directory to be checked into your source
control system.
> How do you get around this issue?
>
> Unfortunately, many plugins also don't have this function built into their
> plugins. Will I have to dig through the generated metadata files and
extract
> the relevant settings into another file manually?
>
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