When prompted to select a workspace on Eclipse, the dropdown is cluttered with things that no longer exist. How can I get rid of these?
Open 'Window > Preferences > General > Startup and Shutdown > Workspaces'.
This will show you the list of recent workspaces and allow you to remove any you don't want.
You can also set the number of recent workspaces to remember and reset the 'prompt for workspace on startup' flag if it ever gets set.
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Is it possible to remove a work-space from recent work-spaces on Eclipse IDE startup window?
In the Preferences go to the 'General > Startup and Shutdown > Workspaces' page where you can edit the list shown during startup.
You can also set the number of workspace remembered and turn the list on/off.
After trying a few things out, I ended up in a situation, where I'd like to clean up the workspace list shown in the menu File > Switch Workspace > ...
Go to Windows > Preferences Enter text to filter as Workspaces.
Here, you will see the list of recent ones.
You can select and remove the unwanted ones.
I just realized that Eclipse has a Preference for it:
Preferences > General > Startup and Shutdown > Workspaces
I missed my workspace in which I was working.
Any one have idea about how to get list of all workspace of ecliplse.
when we start eclipse it show just 5-6 workspace only.
Change this preference - 'Preferences > General > Startup and Shutdown > Workspaces > Number of recent workspaces to remember'
I know its a silly question but i am stuck into it from 2 hours..Can any body tell me how should i enable the dialog which opens at the time we start eclipse and we choose workspace location from there.
See I want this window to be displayed first when eclipse starts
By mistake I have checked "Use this as the default and do not ask again".
Please guide me how to show up this dialog again
You can find it here :
Menu: Window -> Preferences -> General -> Startup and Shutdown -> Workspaces -> Prompt for workspace on startup
Eclipse preferences has a lot of options. You can search for specific options by typing in the filter text box at the top of the preferences dialog.
If you type in 'startup' for instance the list will be much shorter.
window > preferences > general > startup and shutdown > workspaces
then check 'Prompt for workspace on startup'
If your workspace is corrupted and Eclipse doesn't startup with your currently pre-selected workspace, you may edit SHOW_WORKSPACE_SELECTION_DIALOG=false to SHOW_WORKSPACE_SELECTION_DIALOG=true
which is located in file
C:\PathToEclipse\eclipse\configuration\.settings\org.eclipse.ui.ide.prefs
before you start the IDE.
In Preferences > General > Keys > Commit the binding shortcut is set to ⌘#. When is set to In Windows.
When executing the shortcut from the editor window, the currently edited file is the only preselected file (very sensible in my opinion).
Executing the short cut from the project explorer does nothing though. It should execute the same action as when I'm using the context menu, meaning it should preselect all files under the currently highlighted resource.
Is this a configuration issue or should a file a feature request?
Ensure Git is checked within the Command Groups Availability tab of the Window > Customize Perspective menu.