I met with this study of the Android operating system. I'm still in training mode. Along with learning Android, it seems like I'm updating a bit in Java, and since most of the examples I find expect to use Eclipse ... well, I think I also study Eclipse (that's good, I'm not complaining) ... This the question primarily concerns Eclipse and how to perform a rudimentary preservation of my current state.
I work without a version control system. I’ll fix something when I have a good feeling where I’m going, what I want and what I need to do it, so for now I’m just looking for tips on how to save (maybe quite rudely) mine the current state of affairs, and I can restore this moment if I manage to ruin my world.
Question 1:
If I just copy the entire workspace to another location (CD Rom?). and then perform tasks / experiments - in the original workspace (create new projects, create projects from existing sources, delete projects ... everything in the saved workspace) and really delete the workspace garbage, or maybe I just want to go back to to my saved point, and try the same things in a different way ... Exiting Eclipse, deleting a modified workspace that recreates the workspace in the same place with the CD Rom and, possibly, running “Clear all projects” - safely put i went back to my t save point?
Question 2:
If not. What do I need to do to do something moral recovery?
Perhaps this is already mentioned in some web documentation that I did not find. Pointers to a couple of well-written web pages could be all I need?
Thanks for any advice Joe
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