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What does it mean if an eclipse perspective is shown in angle brackets?

I wrote a new perspective for our Eclipse RCP Project, which worked fine. But because of a malconfiguration I had to revert to an earlier code-version in which this perspective didn't exist yet.

The strange thing is, that after the revert the perspective still shows up in the open perspective Dialog. The only difference is, that it is now shown in angle brackets and appears two times.

So the entries in the open perspective Dialog look like that:
---
a valid perspective
another valid perspective
<perspective that shouldn't be here>
<perspective that shouldn't be here>
yet another valid perspective
---


What do the angle brackets mean?

And how can I get rid of these entries?

Thanks a lot!

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Kaadzia Avatar asked Jan 11 '11 15:01

Kaadzia


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1 Answers

You can delete the perspective by going to Window->Preferences then select general->Perspectives.

Highlight the 'bad' perspective (the one with angle brackets) and click Delete.

Gone forever :-)

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Chris Jobson Avatar answered Sep 25 '22 07:09

Chris Jobson