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Kaspatoo
Kaspatoo

Reputation: 1363

How to add Projects to Default Window Working Set in Eclipse

by default eclipse uses the default "window working set". On every startup this is chosen. Unfortunately not all my projects (especcially those which are imported later) are not participating in the default window working set. At the moment there are only two workarounds I know: - deselect working set - self-define a working set, include all projects and select this one First: I just dont like to self define a working set, since I dont need such a feature Second: I have to select/ deselect the working set every fkn startup.

When I start a searcha about "manage window working set" oder "add project to window working set" I only get those sites where it is explained how to self define a working set and how to manage it and that "window working set" is used by default. I am not able to find anything on how to change the "window working set" itself.

Is there another way like editing some files manually to add my projects to it?

Thanks in advance.

Upvotes: 4

Views: 2675

Answers (1)

greg-449
greg-449

Reputation: 111217

The 'Window Working Set' option in Package Explorer means that the working set specified in the main menu 'Window > Working Sets' is the one that is used. If you don't select a working set there then all projects are shown.

The 'Window > Working Sets' main menu item is not always shown. Use 'Window > Perspective > Customize Perspective' ('Window > Customize Perspective' before Eclipse 4.5) to enable this menu item if it is not visible

Upvotes: 4

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