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How to compile in foreground ? [message #167870]

Fri, 09 July 2004 01:33

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: somewhere.nowhere.com

Hi,

I recently migrated to Eclipse 3.0 M8 (Build id: 200403261517).

Some observations:
1. Project Building/ compiling happens in a scheduled manner.
How to disable that? I prefer the compilation with a blocking dialog as
in Eclipse 2.x

2. The Sychronise view shows the items in a "Flat" view as opposed to
"Heirarchial" which was so in Eclipse 2.x. The "Heirarchial" looks better
so that there is less repeated-text, how to enable that? (The Package
explorer view has the provision, why not 'synchronize' view)

thks
g1

Re: How to compile in foreground ? [message #167904 is a reply to message #167870]

Fri, 09 July 2004 06:23

Eclipse User

Jeevan-S wrote:

> Hi,

> I recently migrated to Eclipse 3.0 M8 (Build id: 200403261517).

> Some observations:
> 1. Project Building/ compiling happens in a scheduled manner.
> How to disable that? I prefer the compilation with a blocking dialog as
> in Eclipse 2.x

> 2. The Sychronise view shows the items in a "Flat" view as opposed to
> "Heirarchial" which was so in Eclipse 2.x. The "Heirarchial" looks better
> so that there is less repeated-text, how to enable that? (The Package
> explorer view has the provision, why not 'synchronize' view)

> thks
> g1

Why don't you use Eclipse 3.0 final?.

Re: How to compile in foreground ? [message #167910 is a reply to message #167904]

Fri, 09 July 2004 07:59

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: somewhere.nowhere.com

David,

Can u elaborate pls?
What do u mean final?
(i downloaded eclipse-SDK-3.0M8-win32.zip 89,942Kb) from the eclipse main
download site.

thks
g1

> Jeevan-S wrote:

> > Hi,

> > I recently migrated to Eclipse 3.0 M8 (Build id: 200403261517).

> > Some observations:
> > 1. Project Building/ compiling happens in a scheduled manner.
> > How to disable that? I prefer the compilation with a blocking dialog as
> > in Eclipse 2.x

> > 2. The Sychronise view shows the items in a "Flat" view as opposed to
> > "Heirarchial" which was so in Eclipse 2.x. The "Heirarchial" looks better
> > so that there is less repeated-text, how to enable that? (The Package
> > explorer view has the provision, why not 'synchronize' view)

> > thks
> > g1

> Why don't you use Eclipse 3.0 final?.

Re: How to compile in foreground ? [message #167926 is a reply to message #167910]

Fri, 09 July 2004 08:29

Eclipse User

Jeevan-S wrote:
> David,
>
> Can u elaborate pls?
> What do u mean final?
> (i downloaded eclipse-SDK-3.0M8-win32.zip 89,942Kb) from the eclipse main
> download site.

Eclipse 3.0Mx versions of eclipse are milestone version.
Milestone versions are incomplete/development verion that lead the path
to the final version, the 3.0 version, which is out since June 28th.
( http://download.eclipse.org/downloads/drops/R-3.0-2004062512 08/index.php
on the main download site)

> thks
> g1
>
>
>>Jeevan-S wrote:
>
>
>>>Hi,
>
>
>>>I recently migrated to Eclipse 3.0 M8 (Build id: 200403261517).
>
>
>>>Some observations:
>>>1. Project Building/ compiling happens in a scheduled manner.
>>> How to disable that? I prefer the compilation with a blocking dialog as
>>> in Eclipse 2.x
>
>
>>>2. The Sychronise view shows the items in a "Flat" view as opposed to
>>>"Heirarchial" which was so in Eclipse 2.x. The "Heirarchial" looks better
>>>so that there is less repeated-text, how to enable that? (The Package
>>>explorer view has the provision, why not 'synchronize' view)
>
>
>>>thks
>>>g1
>
>
>>Why don't you use Eclipse 3.0 final?.
>
>
>

Re: How to compile in foreground ? [message #167962 is a reply to message #167870]

Fri, 09 July 2004 11:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.rizzoweb.com

Jeevan-S wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I recently migrated to Eclipse 3.0 M8 (Build id: 200403261517).

As others have recommended - go get the 3.0 Release version.

> 2. The Sychronise view shows the items in a "Flat" view as opposed to
> "Heirarchial" which was so in Eclipse 2.x. The "Heirarchial" looks better
> so that there is less repeated-text, how to enable that? (The Package
> explorer view has the provision, why not 'synchronize' view)

In your Synchronize view, click the "options" button (black down-arrow
in the upper right corner of the view) - there you can select the Layout
you want, including a Hierarchical one.

HTH,
Eric

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