please tell me the procedure .
I am using eclipse IDE.
I see a.java and b.java file in my eclipse IDE.
Now i put c.java and d.java in the samephysical location side by side to a.java and b.java
But , i dont see those in the eclipse IDE !!
i want those files inside the IDE...what needs to be done ?
please tell me the procedure .
thanks
Refresh the package explorer display F5 or right click on package and refresh
> Refresh the package explorer display F5 or right> click on package and refreshYeh. Eclipse isn't great at keeping it's in-memory model of the filesystem and the actual filesystem synchronized. Just been having a moan with a couple of colleagues about exactly that
Can be quite annoying if you run an ant build or something similar which creates a file and it isn't visible in the package explorer.
> Refresh the package explorer display F5 or right> click on package and refreshthis works fine.thanks
Can be even more annoying when CVS updates fail because of it. Especially if updates take half an hour because your CVS box is miles away, over a microwave link, and it's raining :-( (I speak from experience, obviously)
anybody here have become successfull with using VSS-Eclipse plugin ?
it would be comfortable if i could check-in /check-out codes from inside the IDE .
I visited the web for such plugin .....but after some searching and also some testing it seems to me they are **** .
However , if anybody using or have used please let me know
thanks
I've got a great VSS plugin... it's called CVS.
> Can be even more annoying when CVS updates fail
> because of it. Especially if updates take half an
> hour because your CVS box is miles away, over a
> microwave link, and it's raining :-( (I speak from
> experience, obviously)
I use SVN and tortoise outside of eclipse because eclipse seems to confuse itself as to what files to use lol
> anybody here have become successfull with using
> VSS-Eclipse plugin ?
>
> it would be comfortable if i could check-in
> /check-out codes from inside the IDE .
>
> I visited the web for such plugin .....but after some
> searching and also some testing it seems to me they
> are **** .
>
> However , if anybody using or have used please let me
> know
>
> thanks
They exist, and they work after a fashion. But VSS itself sucks enormous donkey balls, I can't believe they have the cheek to charge actual money for it
> > Can be even more annoying when CVS updates fail
> > because of it. Especially if updates take half an
> > hour because your CVS box is miles away, over a
> > microwave link, and it's raining :-( (I speak from
> > experience, obviously)
>
> I use SVN and tortoise outside of eclipse because
> eclipse seems to confuse itself as to what files to
> use lol
I never had these problems with SVN and Subclipse, when I used it. Tortoise? Pah! Get yr command-line on!
lol I do that norm but I can be quite lazy!!!! heh
> lol I do that norm but I can be quite lazy!!!! hehI'm lazy too. That's why I use the command-line.....
Right click svn update only two actions!!!!cmd = open prompt cd to dir then svn Thats three!!! That extra moment could be priceless lol
> Right click svn update only two actions!!!!
>
> cmd = open prompt cd to dir then svn
>
> Thats three!!!
>
> That extra moment could be priceless lol
If you're used to working with command-line tools, you'll have at least a couple of shells open all the time anyway. I always have a few, one of which is already at the root of whatever source code I'm working on. The shell has all the common tasks in it's history, so a quick tap on the up arrow and you're there :-)
Plus, I'm not using Windows so Tortoise is irrelevant anyway