Is there a way to turn off this mode? I must have clicked it by accident, and now it's getting really annoying.
I've looked in the preferences and perspectives pane, but can't see anything. Does anyone know where this option is configured?
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5I would really like to add +2. – Chris W Jul 31 '13 at 20:22
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Preferences -> Run/Debug -> Perspectives -> Open the associated perspective when application suspends
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9@sdolan: The search field in the preferences dialog is very useful for finding these things – skaffman Mar 25 '10 at 14:26
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Note that this doesn't work. Only real solution: https://stackoverflow.com/a/27507568/1599699 – Andrew Aug 16 '17 at 12:38
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@Andrew you may have another problem. This works for me and probably others judging by the up votes. – brendan Jun 19 '19 at 20:42
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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.
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Goto Windows - > preference -> General ->perspectives -> make default your perspective or press reset to default to forget the previous settings.
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@skaffman in addition to this you may also need to set the Prefrences> Run/Debug> Perspectives> "Open associated perspective when an application suspends" to Prompt or never.
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What worked for me was to click on "Java" perspective icon in upper right corner, then under Window menu select Perspective, then Reset Perspective..., it will say "Reset the Java perspective to its default?", then click on "Reset Perspective".
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