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Re: [platform-swt-dev] MacOS X support in 3.0
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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
Andre Weinand <weinand@xxxxxxx>
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05/29/2003 04:42 PM
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Subject: Re: [platform-swt-dev] MacOS X support in 3.0
>Kind of an off=topic yet related question... when you download a new
version
>of Eclipse, how do you have it use your existing projects. I've acquired
>about a dozen workspace directories and I'm endlessly importing existing
>projects from various old directories into the current downloaded Eclipse
>workspace directory.
Just move your workspace from your current Eclipse folder into the new
Eclipse
folder. You don't have to import anything.
--andre
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