Re: [platform-swt-dev] MacOS X support in 3.0

[Andre Weinand <weinand@xxxxxxx>]

> The other option is to keep your workspaces outside of your eclipse
> directory and use the -data "workspace dir" option when starting Eclipse.
> That way you never have to move your projects around when you install a
> new version of eclipse.
>
> ie. /eclipse -data "c:\workspaces\foo"
>
> -Jesse

Sure, that will work too.
However on MacOS X Eclipse isn't launched via the command line,
so you will have to edit the Info.plist file inside Eclipse's
application bundle. Since this is more of a hassle I prefer just to move
the workspace folder...

(BTW: bug #32147 which addresses this problem,
is still in the top three most voted bugs...)

--andre