[news.eclipse.platform.rcp] Re: Excluding workbench parts from saving

["Uwe Peuker" <Uwe.Peuker@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think the isDirty()-function means the content of the editor has changed 
and must be saved.
My problem is the saving of the workbench layout after closing the 
application. It is a nice feature, but my editors should not be restored on 
restarting the application. All other views, perspectives, ... should.

Uwe

"Svante Lidman" <svante_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb im 
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> If I understand you correctly you can simply override isDirty() in your 
> Editor and always return false.
>
> As it turns out it does not work to override isSaveOnCloseNeeded() in 
> Eclipse 3.0 which is of course what you would expect. I believe this may 
> change/have changed in 3.1
>
> -- svante
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