| Re: Solution vs. Workbench [message #295812] |
Thu, 08 December 2005 06:02  |
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[Note: x-posted to eclipse.platform, follow-up to eclipse.platform]
/Sascha/:
> Does anyone else feel uncomfortable with the eclipse concept of
> "Workbenches", especially with CDT ? Other IDEs use the concept of
> "solutions".
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> The main problem I have is, that the preferences are associated with the
> workbench and not the general IDE. So when I create a new workbench all
> preferences are lost. I can, of course, import and export the
> preferences, but that isn't comfortable, is it ?
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> I don't really get why preferences like Color and Editor Settings, and
> other general settings are stored in the workbench.
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> Or is there something I missed here ? (Which already happended with
> other Eclipse feautures).
That issue have been brought before. Yes, there are opinions more of
the settings (as the color and editor settings) should be stored in
the configuration area rather than in the workspace metadata. May be
there should be a mechanism/option to store certain settings in the
configuration area but to allow to override them in certain
workspaces. May be there's bug already filled on this, but I don't
know it.
--
Stanimir
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