Try Window->Save Perspective As and save with the same as you use. It think, this will be enough.
St.Shadow
2009-10-15 11:40:43
A:
Unfortunately it does not work.
Robert Munteanu
2009-10-15 11:55:43
Hm... Do you try to look through https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/ ?May be this is bug?
St.Shadow
2009-10-15 12:13:05
Reported https://bugs.eclipse.org/292398 . Let's see.
Robert Munteanu
2009-10-15 13:37:07
+1
A:
If eclipse does not successfully save its perspective, that may be due to:
- a right issue (read-only files in the workspace? Wrong user for launching the eclipse process)
- a starting issue (option --clean deep within an eclipse.ini; consider replacing it with this eclipse.ini)
Regarding the toolbar layout specifically, this problem has been seen before, and before you reported it in bug 292398, you can actually read:
- bug 52229: Toolbar layout not retained across sessions, possibly related to:
- bug 62411: ApplicationWindow's CoolBar does not re-layout window's contents on CoolItem's drag, which leads to:
- bug 203370: mentions "There are some other outstanding bugs in ToolBar."
... which says it all.
When I said "this problem has been seen before", meet bug 69616, reported 2004-07-08 for eclipse3.0.
Still pending.
I unlock the toolbars and set their positions. but they are always back all tossed in the left on eclipse start.
Yes, the cool item ordering will be remembered, but the absolute positions will not.
VonC
2009-10-15 11:58:59
Eclipse saves the workspace - my toolbar customisations work - _except_ for the 'please please remain on one row' setting.
Robert Munteanu
2009-10-15 12:02:44
Coolbar? _the cool item ordering will be remembered,_ ? This stuff is priceless. Now I know why Mozilla used AwesomeBar - cool was taken. I'm going to invent my own GroovyBar soon.
Robert Munteanu
2009-10-15 21:05:36