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I am running Eclipse 3.0.1 with AJDT 1.2.0 on XP. When I add the AspectJ Nature to a project, it brings up the AJDT Preferences Configuration Wizard. I unselect "Make the AspectJ editor default for ".java"" and click Finish. When I close Eclipse and restart, and save a file in the same project, the AJDT Preferences Configuration Wizard will appear again.
Oops, that could get annoying. I'll fix it right away. Out of interest, why do you unselect this option? Presumably you have your aspects in .aj files, do you have your classes in .aj files too? Otherwise you don't see the custom outline view when the Java editor is used.
Matt, I must be jittery from the less-than-stellar performance of the old (1.1.4/1.1.6) AspectJ editor. I'm also playing with a lot of new tools, and new versions old tools so I'm looking for ways to remove potential sources of conflicts. I certainly wouldn't make this a high priority, just because of my mental twitches! (oops, I accepted the defaults for priority, which is likely overstating the problem - sorry about that.)
Adrian, Thanks for the info. I know we had problems with the editor in the past, but I really can't tell the difference now. But I don't like making a global change for all .java files (in fact I don't like needing that wizard at all), so we're looking at ways of not doing that - using the standard editor for .java files and the custom editor only for .aj files. Don't worry about the priority/severity, it was very easy to fix. The fix will be available in the next development build.
