> When I use eclipse, and it breaks in some reason (mostly during
> debug), when it starts again, when I compile file ( ctrl+ b), it
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> Can I turn of this option somehow?
Yes, do not press ctrl-b.
According to the Eclipse help pages ctrl-b is a shortcut for "Build all".
If you just save the file (ctrl-s) it will be compiled together with all the
files that depend on it - isn't that what you need?
(to be precise Eclipse compiles the file even as you type, when you save it
checks the other files that depend on it).
The only case when you need Build/Rebuild all is when you did changes to the
file system outside of Eclipse (using Ant for example).
Even then doing a "Project/Refresh" is enough in most of the cases.
Regards,
Dobromir
Dejan Mratinkovic - 03 Nov 2003 11:42 GMT
> > When I use eclipse, and it breaks in some reason (mostly during
> > debug), when it starts again, when I compile file ( ctrl+ b), it
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> Regards,
> Dobromir
Thanks Dobromir.
But ctrl+b usually works fine in other cases - compiles just the file
I wont (have turnd off option to compile on save). Is there a way to
do colmipile of just a file with this settings? I like to save may
files in every few secs... just in case ... but don't like to compile
it this often ... I have lots of libraris included, and compiling
after every save is annoying.
If I don't compile it, and go to debug, Eclipse will do the same thing
- it first recompiles all and then start debug. It happends only after
I closed eclipse form task manager, becouse it blocked during debug or
in some other reson.
The problem is, it starts recompiling all clases when I start debug,
altought there is no change made since last time I used debug.