A perspective is a set of views.e.g. Eclipse has C/C++ perspective and debug perspective
Why do we need perspectives? Take an example. While developing code, use would be interested in tasks,bookmarks, Compilation Warnings?Error but, while debugging the code, there are totally irrelevant things. On the other hand, Breakspoints, local variables, watch Expressions become much more important.
A perspective can be termed as the look of Eclipse. when user jumps around from C/C++ perspective and debug perspective (or any other perspective), the look changes.
perspectives can be controlled from window in menubar.
once a view is opened, eclipse remembers it and associates it with that perspective.
Why do we need perspectives? Take an example. While developing code, use would be interested in tasks,bookmarks, Compilation Warnings?Error but, while debugging the code, there are totally irrelevant things. On the other hand, Breakspoints, local variables, watch Expressions become much more important.
A perspective can be termed as the look of Eclipse. when user jumps around from C/C++ perspective and debug perspective (or any other perspective), the look changes.
perspectives can be controlled from window in menubar.
- window -> Open perspective -- select a perspective
- window -> show view -- Add a view to the current perspective
- window -> save perspective as -- create a custom perspective
- window -> reset perspective -- remove the customization
once a view is opened, eclipse remembers it and associates it with that perspective.
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