You can rearrange the layout of Workbench windows as follows:
Drop cursors indicate where a view will dock when you release your mouse button. This indication is relative to the view or editor area underneath the cursor.
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Cursor |
Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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Dock above |
The view will appear above the view underneath the cursor. |
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Dock below |
The view will appear below the view underneath the cursor. |
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Dock to the right |
The view will appear to the right of the view underneath the cursor. |
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Dock to the left |
The view will appear to the left of the view underneath the cursor. |
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Stack |
The view will appear as a tab in the same pane as the view underneath the cursor. |
Double-clicking a view or editor's title bar maximizes the part in the Workbench window.
From the context menu of a view or editor's title bar, you can select how you want the view to appear within the Workbench window.
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Option |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Restore |
Restores the view to its originating (non-maximized/non-minimized) size and position within the Workbench. |
| Restore | Restores the view or editor to its originating (non-maximized/non-minimized) size and position within the Workbench. |
| Move | Move the part or part group. |
| Size | Change the size of the part in the direction specified. |
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Maximize |
Maximizes the part in the Workbench window. |
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Minimize |
Minimizes the part in the Workbench window. |
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Close |
Closes the part. |
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Close Others (editors only) |
Closes all editors except the current editor. |
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Close All (editors only) |
Closes all editors. |
Here is what a view's context menu looks like:

Here is what an editor's context menu looks like:
