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| M7 JDT Open Type Dialog with multiple projects [message #203528] |
Sun, 15 May 2005 20:04  |
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Originally posted by: amalter.illegalcheese.com
Hi,
I just finished testing out the new M7 release, it mostly looks pretty
good. However, the new 'open type dialog' seems poorly thought out.
The way we currently work is that we have 3 or 4 projects for each of our
releases on the subversion tree. For example, I currently have checked out
and are working on the TRUNK, UPDATE, and MINOR branches of our product.
These branches correspond to differing release times and all changes get
eventually reapplied to the TRUNK.
Due the size of our product (each project is approx 42,102 resources,
maybe 2/3 of those java and jsp files) opening and closing the projects is
way too time consuming, even with the performance enhancements in this
latest release. So, I usually just leave all three open.
So.... Now when I type in say 'PurchaseOrder' to the open type dialog I
get a list of 3 PurchaseOrder's, then a list of 3 PurchaseOrderImpl's,
then a list of 3 PurchaseOrderAmendment's, then a ... well, you get it..
It's impossible to find just the files for the project your looking for
and the danger of accidently opening a source from the incorrect project
is amplified. In the old open type dialog, you just had to remember how
many 'tabs' down in the bottom window the project you were working on was.
So, is there a setting someplace to revert to the old open type dialog?
Or, is it possible to restrain the open type dialog to just the project
your working on (without closing the other projects?
Thanks for any help,
-Adam Malter
Senior Programmer
TradeCard Inc.
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| Re: M7 JDT Open Type Dialog with multiple projects [message #203582 is a reply to message #203574] |
Mon, 16 May 2005 05:47  |
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Originally posted by: scheglov_ke.nlmk.ru
Max Rydahl Andersen:
> On Mon, 16 May 2005 02:04:33 +0200, Adam Malter
> <amalter@illegalcheese.com> wrote:
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>> So.... Now when I type in say 'PurchaseOrder' to the open type dialog
>> I get a list of 3 PurchaseOrder's, then a list of 3
>> PurchaseOrderImpl's, then a list of 3 PurchaseOrderAmendment's, then
>> a ... well, you get it..
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> yes, this is pretty annoying. I would actually prefer that the search
> dialog
> just prefixed each type with the project name they are from if there is
> more
> than one with the same name (should be enough for most cases, only not
> supporting the case where you have the same class in different .jar files)
Personally I want to see package always, not only for currently
selected class. Or make this feature optional...
--
SY, Konstantin.
Advanced Eclipse SWT Designer (http://www.swt-designer.com)
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| Re: M7 JDT Open Type Dialog with multiple projects [message #203676 is a reply to message #203644] |
Mon, 16 May 2005 18:30 |
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Originally posted by: amalter.illegalcheese.com
I 100% Andrei. And it's clear that someone is trying to make things simple
for the simple case while not understanding that they are making things
unusable for the complex case.
I think all Eclipse developers should be forced to test their changes
against workspaces with 4-5 jumbo projects (saying 20K+ resources) open at
a time, just like we deal with in the real world.
I think they will suddenly see that simplicity can .equal's complexity.
-Adam
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