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Tip: Saving Eclipse/FDT Preferences
You will usually make a new workspace for every project that you create in Eclipse/FDT and then have to save out your preferences because every time you create a new workspace it resets the preferences to the default.
If you have ever come across this issue, you'll probably find out that it is not as easy as you might have expected so here is a quick rundown of exporting and importing your preferences in Eclipse.
To export, go to File > Export > General > Preferences. Type in your file name (usually append a .prefs extension to your file, their maybe other ways, but this is the convention we have adapted you use) and click Finish. The default settings should be fine.
If you have ever come across this issue, you'll probably find out that it is not as easy as you might have expected so here is a quick rundown of exporting and importing your preferences in Eclipse.
To export, go to File > Export > General > Preferences. Type in your file name (usually append a .prefs extension to your file, their maybe other ways, but this is the convention we have adapted you use) and click Finish. The default settings should be fine.
To import, go to File > Import > General > Preferences. Click Browse to find your preferences file on your hard drive and then click Finish. That's it, all your preferences are loaded!
You’d think this would be as simple as a button in the preferences panel but it was kind of buried in this mess.
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