February 23, 2006

Eclipse allows multiple windows on same project

So I have two monitors side by side when I do development, and I typically want to have two windows on the same project (within Eclipse).

For example, I write a load of unit tests which fail, and then I write the code. This would be so much simpler if eclipse allowed me to have two windows, one on each monitor (i.e. one for unit tests, one for domain model).

And it does :)

If you go to window->New Window, it does exactly that. And updating a java file in one window updates the other window as you type :)

Very cool.


: 23 Feb 2006 14:40 |  Tags:  |  Comments (1) |  Report a problem

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  1. Hongfeng Sun

    Nice. I will try it next week. I have been hoping to get this feature for a while. I remember NetBeans can let you choose one window or multiple windows at initial set up.

    03 Mar 2006, 22:11

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