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The action Window->Reset Perspective is confusing because I am confused by it :- ). I thought it's purpose was to erase my modifications to the perspective, and to re-load it from plugin.xml file. In fact, there is no way to restore such provided perspectives as "java", "resource", etc. The action would be better named as "Reapply/Relayout Perspective" or something similar. Sorry in advance for what is probably a duplicate.
Window > Reset Perspective action is to reset your perspective to its last known saved state. If you modified "Java" perspective, and saved it under the same name, then to restore the "Java" perspective as it was ship, you need to open the Workbench > Perspectives preference page, select Java perspective, and press Reset button. It's so obvious I can't believe you were confused by it ;-)
So it's "Reset Prespective", vs. Perspective -> Reset. Oh, now I see ;-)
Any chance of getting this string-only change in? I have seen users which are scared to invoke "Reset Perspective" because they have customized their persective in some way.
We have no plans to change this for 3.0.
I agree... this is confusing. In my case, I encountered the action first and was confused about why the preference page didn't have the same behavior.
*** Bug 85585 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Reassigning bugs in component areas that are changing ownership.
Is this still a problem in 3.3? PW
Changes requested on bug 193523
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