Hi Jonathan,
there are different perspectives in Eclipse. Try the WOLips perspective:
Window->Open Perspective->Other->WOLips
or to debug your application
Window->Open Perspective->Other->Debug
It takes a while to figure it out how things work in Eclipse and some
things are not implemented on MacOSX yet. But it's definitely worth the
time to try it out.
Ulrich
Am Dienstag, 06.05.03 um 18:56 Uhr schrieb Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch:
> Chuck Hill, chil..lobal-village.net, wrote:
>> You have to move it *way* closer to (or even past) the edge than
>> experience with other applications might lead you to believe.
>
> I tried a pixel-perfect drop, and then dropping past the edge of the
> view. Neither works.
>
> Watching CPU Monitor as I attempt the drag indicates that Eclipse takes
> the mouseDown event and then does not track the mouse at all (no
> processor activity). As a point of contrast, I can spike CPU monitor by
> quickly dragging around the toolbar elements, which does work.
>
> Thanks for the help guys, but I'm going to bail on Eclipse. I'm spooked
> by how something so basic is broken, and what a brick wall the
> eclipse.org site is in terms of getting help when things go wrong.
> Maybe
> they're have their act together come version 3.
>
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> "better" necessarily means "different"
>
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