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Build ID: I20070625-1500 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Press ctrl+shift+r (open resource) 2. Set 'show derived resources' to TRUE 3. Open a file from a _derived_ directory 4. Close the file 5. Press ctrl+shift+r (open resource) again 6. set 'show derived resources' to FALSE The file opened earlier from the derived directory will be shown in the list of files although in step 6 you specified that files in derived directories shouldn't be shown. More information: This has been introduced with Eclipse 3.3 Note: if you right-click on the file in the list and click 'remove from history', the file won't be shown the next time (provided 'show derived resources' is still set to false). This is not a solution, however, because if I open the file from the derived directory again, the whole thing starts all over again. The relevant discussion in the newsgroup: http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/article.php?id=71569&group=eclipse.platform#71569 Agoston Bejo wrote: > Hi! > > I have just started to use Eclipse 3.3. In version 3.2 in the open resources > dialog I could check/uncheck a checkbox to specify whether I wanted to include > my derived directories in the matches. > > In 3.3 I can still do that (although not with a checkbox but with a dropdown > menu, which is a blow to my keyboard-centered navigation habits, but whatever), > but after I have opened a file from a _derived_ directory, from then on it will > be included in the list of possible matches even if I uncheck 'show derived > resources'. > > I can temporarily remedy this by right-clicking on the file in this dialog and > click 'remove from history'. But I have to do this every time with every such > file I only want to see the non-derived resources! > > Is there a less inconvenient way of doing this? (The best would be to be able to > turn off this behaviour that the derived resource is also shown among the > non-derived ones once it has been opened. Extremely annoying.) Sounds like an unintended consequence of the changes made to the dialog. Please file a bug report about it - at the Eclipse.org web site click Community and then Bugs. Eric
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