Probable bug with "Open Resource" (SHIFT_CTRL-R)

Question

G’day
One of the handiest features of Eclipse is "Open Resource" (SHIFT-CTRL-R by default).  It allows one to quickly locate any file in open projects, and open it.  If one has a file name selected in the editor window, it’ll even default to finding that file.  Handy.
CFB’s implementation of this seems to be slightly broken.
In the Java perspective and the CFE one, the look-up is always done throughout all open projects.  Good.  In CFB, it seems to only look in the most recently clicked directory in the navigator.  I think.  Whatever it’s doing, it sometimes checks the open projects, sometimes it only checks in a subdir (and not necessarily the dir of the file one currently has focused in the editor).
It’d be a lot better if it didn’t mess with Eclipse’s default behaviour.
Is there any way to bypass CFB’s functionality and return to Eclipse’s own behaviour?  Or can we just get rid of CFB’s modifications to this behaviour?  Or at least get an explanation as to why it was modified?
Adam

Answer 1

Hi again,
The purpose of this checkbox in the Layer Comp settings is to remember the positions of items, if you turn it off then you can save the positions which defeats the point a bit.
I've created another example to better explain - http://neonstate.com/scale-layer-comps-test-reposition.psd
If you step through the layer comps you'll see the shapes move from one position to the next, i've set these positions specifically.
Now change the resolution to 144 or 216.
Everything looks fine until you step through the layer comps - the boxes change position as they should, but the vector ones are incorrectly offset to the top left.
Rob