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Build 200206050100, JDK1.4(fcs), MDI. 1. Create a new JFrame form (you are switched to "GUI Editing"). 2. Try to execute it. 3. You are switched to "Editing" workspace. This is very annoying, as I would suppose I will stay in "GUI Editing". There is no reason to switch workspaces in this situation. Also, the "Execution window" should be docked into the "Output window" as is on "Editing" workspace.
Set Tools -> Options -> Debugging and Executing -> Execution Settings -> Workspace
Set workspace to "None"
But the default is unusable. I know there is this settings, but why it is by default set to "Editing"? Do you want to force each (new) user to set this by hand to IDE not to be annoying?
Default value is taken from ExecuteAction. When I removed Running workspace I changed default value from "Running" to "Editing". Do you suggest this should be by default set to "None"? (In such case there will be no workspace switching when execute action will be invoked.)
Yes, I think "None" should be the default. jrojcek: if you disagree, please let us know
Yes, I mean that "None" is a good default. The only (minor) problem I see is that while executing a program on debugging workspace, there will not be any switch too. I think this is either minor or no problem.
Fixed in main trunk. Default workspace for execution is set to "None". Modified: openide/src/org/openide/actions/ExecuteAction.java r.1.35
verified in [nb_dev](20021016)
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.