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I have been using eclipse for past 6 years plus I am really happy with it. On behalf of people who are working on multiple workspaces, I like to propose additional feature for quick navigation to switch workspace rather than File -> Switch Workspace all the time(which does not display the current workspace also). This can be a icon on Main Menu bar or at the status dock. When mouse move on top of it it may show the current workspace location. On click it will display last five recorded workspaces and when select switch to it. If we are going to locate this on Main Menu bar we can have it right next to new else if we are placing it on the status dock we can have it before the show view as fast view. WDYT?
(In reply to comment #0) > On behalf of people who are working on multiple workspaces, I like to propose > additional feature for quick navigation to switch workspace rather than File -> > Switch Workspace all the time(which does not display the current workspace > also). > > When mouse move on top of it it may show the current workspace location. If you want to know what workspace you are in, I suggest appending '-showlocation' as an argument to Eclipse (presumably via the eclipse.ini file) so that the workspace's path will show up in the title bar of your Eclipse instance.
(In reply to comment #1) > (In reply to comment #0) > > On behalf of people who are working on multiple workspaces, I like to propose > > additional feature for quick navigation to switch workspace rather than File -> > > Switch Workspace all the time(which does not display the current workspace > > also). > > > > When mouse move on top of it it may show the current workspace location. > > If you want to know what workspace you are in, I suggest appending > '-showlocation' as an argument to Eclipse (presumably via the eclipse.ini file) > so that the workspace's path will show up in the title bar of your Eclipse > instance. > Thanks, Now the location problem is solved. It works in latest Ganymede. But still prefer one click switch..
Changing Version tag to something more believable. Note that this is not a statement about when the enhancement request will be addressed (the Target Milestone field is used for that); the Version tag should be set to the version of Eclipse you were using when you saw the need for the enhancement.
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