On 06/27/2013 05:37 PM, Brian de Alwis wrote:
So you could open the file outside of a project (File > Open File...).
It could work, but it's not the most natural IMO.
The use-case I have in mind is a big Maven repos with some Java
projects, and I sometimes just want to tweak a pom or a message file in
a project I already have (closed) in my workspace.
A slightly different approach would be to make the project natures
toggleable. So you mark this project as no longer being a Java
project. These overrides should be stored as a workspace preference
rather than a project preference.
That's interesting. But if we have this, doesn't it make the concept of
closed projects useless from a end-user perspective?
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