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I20110307-2110 1. Activate the 'Package Explorer'. 2. Ctrl+M 3. Click on the 'Outline' view's icon. 4. Click on its 'Maximize' button. 5. It takes up all the space but the 'Package Explorer' is still behind it. 6. If you restore the 'Outline' view, it will show up on the side again as if it was a fast view. 4. Ctrl+M. 5. Notice that the 'Package Explorer' has now been minimized to the trim. 6. If you restore the 'Outline' view now the whole perspective goes back to its regular unzoomed state.
If the view is a fast view then there is no difference between clicking on the 'Maximize' button and Ctrl+M.
Funny! Before 3.6 the second Ctrl+M behaved the same as clicking 'Maximize'. I think Ctrl+M and clicking 'Maximize' should behave the same and they should do the same when invoked the second time i.e. in the given example the 'Package Explorer' should be minimized to the trim.
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