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Build ID: I20090522-1710 Steps To Reproduce: When importing existing project I have a field at 'Select root directory' If I type something initialy and hit browse (alt+r) Eclipse is reading recursively the dir, when I was expecting it would popup a file dialog starting from the dir I typed. Maybe add a 'scan' button that would do what it should - scan directory, and let 'browse' do browsing ?
(In reply to comment #0) > Maybe add a 'scan' button that would do what it should - scan directory, and > let 'browse' do browsing ? At the moment, the 'Refresh' button is performing the scanning.
(In reply to comment #0) > If I type something initialy and hit browse (alt+r) Eclipse is reading > recursively the dir, when I was expecting it would popup a file dialog starting > from the dir I typed. The directory is scanned on a focusLost() event. However, I tried hitting the Browse button after typing few chars in the directory text, it didn't scan the directory, instead it shows me a File Dialog with the text typed as the initial folder. Probably a windows specific issue? When the directories are scanned, what happens when you click the Cancel button? The File Dialog opens/nothing happens?
When I hit cancel. it stops scanning, and leaves the window as it was. However I see what makes the difference. It is what You type into the field: If I type c: and click browse, or hit alt+r - first time It flashes the dialog window, but nothing is showed, when i hit once more I get a file dialog. If I type c:\ and click browse or hit alt+r I get a 'disk scanning' :-) which is not expected, as I would like to browse the inside of c:
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