Switching workspace using DartEditor
DartEditor always uses the ~/.DartEditor workspace location, as it can be seen in the .ini file in the -data parameter. This becomes a pain when you have a lot of active projects as loading projects is a pain.
You can however use a specific directory by overriding the option in the command line. This allows having projects and dependencies ready to use:
Examples:
DartEditor -data ~/workspaces/myproject1
DartEditor -data ~/workspaces/myproject2
You can however use a specific directory by overriding the option in the command line. This allows having projects and dependencies ready to use:
Examples:
DartEditor -data ~/workspaces/myproject1
DartEditor -data ~/workspaces/myproject2