On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 14:55, Felix Schwarz <[email protected]> wrote:
The number #1 reason for me to use Eclipse (=> pydev) is a feature that is goes unmentioned most of the times unfortunately. It's the "local history" -> every time I save a file, Eclipse stores a copy automatically. Since I use that feature I never lost a single edit. Even if I screw up (e.g. even something nasty as doing 'rm' on the wrong file and detecting it only a couple of hours later), nothing is lost. That feature saved me quite a few times. :-) fs
tom, felix, i thank you both for considering my question.
the features sound convincing indeed (think i'm using mc). but i need to bare start: how would you define a tg project located, say at ~/tg2env/tg_project as a pydev project? -- alex
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