Re: Eclipse Icon in Dock

From: Christian Pekeler (christia..ekeler.org)
Date: Mon Jul 04 2005 - 11:05:31 EDT

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    > I just posted:
    >
    > https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=102297
    >
    > to which this one could be added. Basically the default shortcuts
    > should match the target system.

    +1

    >> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=5138
    >> [typing] Double-click-drag to select multiple words doesn't work
    >
    > Ahem, I never really use D&D in Text because it is pretty much broken
    > on OSX anyway.

    5138 is not about drag&drop of text (which I don't like). It's about
    click-release-click (which should select the word) followed by a drag
    to select multiple words. This is standard behavior in Cocoa apps (and
    has been in AppKit since NEXTSTEP, IIRC).

    >> And if you're dealing with big projects:
    >>
    >> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=35973
    >> [resources] Better project organization
    >
    > Oh, so 9 projects is big... glad I didn't know that:) I'd rather have
    > that the .project and .classpath files where settable by user. We have
    > 8 Wonder frameworks, 5 Core frameworks, 2 BL frameworks and 5 apps on
    > top of that. Add to that my 6 pet projects... It's know only an
    > organizational problem but also a performance issue.

    My filesystem looks like this:
    company/
                    projectA/
                                  applications/
                                                      appA1/
                                                      appA2/
                                  frameworks/
                                                      frameworkA1/
                                                      frameworkA2/
                                                      frameworkA3/
                    projectB/
                                  applications/
                                                      appB1/
                                                      appB2/
                                                      appB3/
                                  frameworks/
                                                      frameworkB/

    Eclipse's navigator flattens everything to a view like:
       appA1/
       appA2/
       frameworkA1/
       frameworkA2/
       frameworkA3/
       appB1/
       appB2/
       appB3/
       frameworkB/

    In other words, Eclipse can't deal with aggregate projects (something
    IDEA can handle much better).

    Christian



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