如何保存“Package Explorer”在日食中
是否可以在关闭 Eclipse (3.4) 时保存包资源管理器的状态并在再次打开工作区时恢复它？
我所说的状态是指节点（展开或折叠）。
Is it possible, to save the state of the package explorer when closing Eclipse (3.4) and to restore it when opening the workspace again?
By state I mean the nodes (expanded or collapsed).
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我不确定这是否可能，但如果您有 “与编辑器链接”按钮（也此处显示< /a>）激活后，一旦您单击打开的编辑器（并在 eclipse 重新启动时恢复），您将打开相关节点。
另一种恢复相关状态的方法是记录给定任务的某种上下文：
这称为 mylyn
I am not sure it is possible, but if you have the "Link with editor" button (also presented here) activated, you would open the relevant nodes as soon as you click on of of the editors you left opened (and restored on eclipse restart).
Another way to restore the relevant state is to record some kind of context for a given task:
This is called mylyn
这是不可能的。显然，它过去曾在 Package Explorer 中，但由于性能原因被删除。有一个未完成的增强请求将此添加到项目中（不是包）资源管理器。然而，由于同样的性能问题，我们可能会采取一些措施，例如将其作为底层 Common Navigator（Project Explorer 所基于的）的用户选项。
It's not possible. Apparently this used to be in the Package Explorer in the past, but it was removed for performance reasons. There is an outstanding enhancement request to add this to the Project (not package) Explorer. However because of the same performance issues, we will likely do something like make this a user option for the underlying Common Navigator (on which the Project Explorer is based).
“这不可能。”
我不在乎谁说“这是不可能的”，他们错了。这个基本功能在软件中没有“不可能”。听起来就像一个 UNIX 专家说 GUI 是不可能的。如果 Eclipse 人员无法弄清楚（或无法被打扰），也许他们应该询问 ADOBE 中维护 Flex Builder（使用 Eclipse 构建！）的人员，哪个提供了这个简单的功能？
清楚地说明为什么付费产品更有可能让你得到你想要的东西，而免费产品却不能。如果“Eclipse 团队”的工资取决于此功能，那么突然“哦，可能只给我们几周时间”。
所以答案是：是的，这是可能的，但是您必须首先通过某种大笔捐赠来贿赂 Eclipse 团队。 （据说所有“专有”的东西都是邪恶的 - 哈。如果客户喜欢得到他们需要的东西就不是。）
"It's not possible."
I don't care who says "it's impossible", they're wrong. No feature this basic is "impossible" in software. Sounds like a UNIX guy saying the GUI is impossible. If the Eclipse guys can't figure it out (or can't be bothered), perhaps they should ask the guys at ADOBE who maintain Flex Builder (built with Eclipse!) which DOES provide this simple feature?
Makes it clear why paying for something more likely gets you what you want, where a free product will not. If the "Eclipse teams" pay check depended on this feature, suddenly "Oh it's possible just give us a few weeks."
So the answer is: yes it's possible, but you'll have to bribe the Eclipse team with a large donation of some kind first. (And supposedly all 'proprietary' stuff is evil - hah. Not if the customer likes getting what they need.)