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Re: [ptp-dev] eclipse settings folder
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Chris,
You need access to .eclipsesettings even if synchronized projects are not being used, so it can't really be tied to them.
Currently we check the size of the tar file and send a new copy if they differ. I chose the size because it is easy to test without running a command, but this could be made more robust by using a version number in the file name, or a hash, or something else like that.
Greg
On May 29, 2012, at 3:31 PM, Christopher Navarro wrote:
> I know it would take more disk space, but I wonder if it would make more sense to put .eclipsesettings inside the remote directory that gets created when you create a synchronized project instead of putting it in the top level directory of user_home. This would prevent conflicts if you use different versions of eclipse with the same remote machine. It seems like it would be easy to have issues simply because you are using multiple versions of eclipse that expect different LML drivers.
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