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Opening and Closing Windows Closing a window is trivial: clicking the window s Close button in the top-right corner or pressing Ctrl+F4 does the job. But how do you open it again? . For editor windows this is simple: double-clicking the corresponding resource in the Resource Navigator or the Package Explorer will open the resource under the editor previously in use. . For view windows, use the Window > Show View > function and select the view that you want to open. By the way, if you want to close all editor windows, just invoke File > Close All or press Ctrl+Shift+F4. Maximizing Windows All windows in the workbench can be maximized. Double-clicking the tag of a view or of an editor page or clicking the Maximize icon maximizes the corresponding window, that is, the window occupies all the space in the workbench window. Double-clicking the tag again or clicking the Restore icon restores the previous window layout. Minimizing Views Views also have a Minimize icon. Clicking this icon will shrink the view (and all views that are stacked in the same area) to the mere title bar. Clicking the Restore icon will bring the view back to its old size and position. Managing Perspectives A perspective defines a specific combination of editors, views, and menus within the workbench. In this chapter you already encountered the Resource Perspective and the Java Perspective. In Chapter 6 you will get acquainted with the Debug Perspective. Defining New Perspectives Let s assume that you have now arranged all the windows in the Java Perspective to your liking. Is it possible to store these preferences? You can save this layout with the Window > Save Perspective As function (see Figure 4.10). In the Name field of this function s dialog you can define a name for the new perspective. If you later want to return to the original Java Perspective, you can do so by invoking the Window > Reset Perspective function or by invoking Window > Close Perspective followed by Window > Open Perspective. 65 Organizing Your Code
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