Ulrich Köster, ulric..bjectstyle.org, wrote:
>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
I knew about perspectives, but didn't know about the WOLips perspective
-- thanks, Ulrich! It has the Console view in the "right" place.
>The password for the
>archives is for spam control only. There are a lot of email addresses
>in the archives.
I understand the reasoning, but the smart folks at Eclipse surely know
how to shield email addresses from spiders while making the content
available to Google.
>Try another browser then Safari to use bugzilla.
Ah, used Camino and found the bug:
<http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=28525>
>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.
I examined the outstanding Mac OS X bug list, and found the lack of
view-moving to be the worst filed bug (in my opinion), which helps
immensely in my opinion of Eclipse's quality. With that knowledge, I'm
going to press on with Eclipse and see how it goes.
Dirk Olmes, dirk.olme..mx.de, wrote:
>I still don't understand why anyone would use eclipse on MacOSX
>voluntarily
To get away from PBX. No other reason. It's either Eclipse or BBEdit. I'm
successfully using BBEdit for pure Java projects, but I need WOBuilder
and EOModeler integration, and it appears Eclipse+WOLips supplies that.
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