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M8 Projects don't build, Problems don't show [message #151934]

Wed, 31 March 2004 23:04

Scott Palmer

Messages: 3
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

After trying M8 I find that Builds just don't happen when they are
supposed to, and they can't be
forced because the options are always grayed out.
I can select "Clean..." - which is apparently the new and improved
roundabout way to do a Build All,
though the Build All choice is still shown grayed out to tease me. But
then I will go and make a
change that should cause obvious errors. I will add a new method to an
interface for example, and
hope that the errors show me all the places where I need to implement that
new method. This worked
fine in M7. Now no problem show in the Problem view, and the code remains
broken.

Please, is there a way to get back to the old way of building? This new
way simply isn't working at all
for me. For now I've gone back to M7.

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Re: M8 Projects don't build, Problems don't show [message #151944 is a reply to message #151934]

Wed, 31 March 2004 23:50

Darin Swanson

Messages: 2386
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

You can bring back the "old" actions if needed.
Window>Preferences>Workbench>Work in progress>Restore 2.1 rebuild actions
for this session.

Darins

"Scott Palmer" <scott.palmer@2connected.org> wrote in message
news:c4fipi$es1$1@eclipse.org...
> After trying M8 I find that Builds just don't happen when they are
> supposed to, and they can't be
> forced because the options are always grayed out.
> I can select "Clean..." - which is apparently the new and improved
> roundabout way to do a Build All,
> though the Build All choice is still shown grayed out to tease me. But
> then I will go and make a
> change that should cause obvious errors. I will add a new method to an
> interface for example, and
> hope that the errors show me all the places where I need to implement that
> new method. This worked
> fine in M7. Now no problem show in the Problem view, and the code remains
> broken.
>
> Please, is there a way to get back to the old way of building? This new
> way simply isn't working at all
> for me. For now I've gone back to M7.
>

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