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If you wish to discard outgoing changes on a task, use the synchronize (F5) option in the tasklist popup menu. This will retrieve the latest data from the repository and will present a dialog indicating that your local changes will be overwritten (you may opt to keep your new comment if desired).

When checking out a new project, deactivate the active task. Otherwise all newly created files will become interesting.

Alt+click or Alt+RightArrow: show all children of an element in a focused view, then click to select. Hold down alt to keep drilling in, click on whitespace in view to show all root elements. Also see configuration on Linux.

Task List view

General

Context manipulation

Drag and drop

Dragging URLs to Task List: in Mozilla/Firefox just drag, in Internet Explorer Ctrl+drag

Useful Eclipse shortcuts

Alt+Shift+Q, K: show Task List view
Ctrl+F10: invoke view menu or ruler menu in editor (e.g. to toggle Collapse All in Task List)

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	* If you wish to discard outgoing changes on a task, use the synchronize (F5) option in the tasklist popup menu. This will retrieve the latest data from the repository and will present a dialog indicating that your local changes will be overwritten (you may opt to keep your new comment if desired).		* If you wish to discard outgoing changes on a task, use the synchronize (F5) option in the tasklist popup menu. This will retrieve the latest data from the repository and will present a dialog indicating that your local changes will be overwritten (you may opt to keep your new comment if desired).