The methods for changing the default workspace in eclipse can be:
1. When creating a project, manually choose to use a new workspace, such as creating a web project, in the Location option in the wizard, cancel the use of "Use default location", and select a new workspace below.
2. Select the switch workspace item in the file menu to select a new workspace
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3. In the org.eclipse.ui.ide file in the configuration/.settings directory under the eclipse installation directory, modify RECENT_WORKSPACES=default workspace path
4. Start the shortcut using
eclipse.exe -data C:/WorkSpace...
5. In the preferences wizard of the window menu, under Startup and Shuidown under General, check "Prompt workspace on startup", and then restart eclipse, you can reselect workspace.l at the beginning of startup
The first of the above methods is suitable for situations where you have already entered the workspace and then create the project and do not want to create it in the current workspace. Personally, I feel that this is not particularly appropriate to put here, because it is still needed when accessing the project. Log in and access from the current workspace is just that the project is placed in another project.
Item 2 is used to jump between different workspaces after entering eclipse
Item 3 should only modify the recently accessed workspace, and if there are multiple workspaces, you can find that different workspaces are separated by carriage returns
Item 4 is to directly enter the designated workspace, that is, C:/WorkSpace...
After following the operation in item 5, eclipse will ask the user which workspace to use when starting up. If you accidentally click the "Use this value as the default value and never access again" checkbox when entering, , then correct it through this operation.
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