perspectives

Question about Eclipse RCP and whole perspective/view/editor design - what is the best way to create application which will display multiple windows on multiple monitors? Tutorials and book I've seen always pack RCP/SWT design into views inside perspective within single application window. Should one window rule all others or they all should be equal (closing last one exits application)? How deal with the perspectives and views? Are there any other things we should know? Environment: Eclipse Ganymede, Windows XP. A single Eclipse workbench can create multiple windows. Each window is laid out

I was wondering if there's anything like Eclipse Perspectives in Visual Studio (2008 or 2010). For those unfamiliar with Eclipse, here's a definition of Perspectives : A perspective is a visual container for a set of views and editors (parts). These parts exist wholly within the perspective and are not shared. A perspective is also like a page within a book. It exists within a window along with any number of other perspectives and, like a page within a book, only one perspective is visible at any time. Let me give you a visual example: Java Perspective: SVN Repository Perspective: Maybe there

Is there a way to turn off this mode? I must have clicked it on accident, and now it's getting really annoying. I've looked in the preferences and perspectives pane, but didn't see anything. Does anyone know where this option is configured? Preferences -> Run/Debug -> Perspectives -> Open the associated perspective when application suspends 1 Other option is you can also reset your perspective preference from windows -> reset perspective and then run/debug then a dialog asking to switch to debug perspective when every time you debug the application and say check NO . 2 Goto Windows - >