In Eclipse, if you declare 2 different SDKs (ie: SDK 7.x and SDK 24.x), you can switch between them if the project is UNO and properly configured (ie: it is not the default .unoproject configuration file).
But if the project is not UNO or uses the default .unoproject configuration file, the SDK is indeed removed but never added.
Also a project configured by default should not appear in the UNO project list.
I also wonder if there is a wizard to convert an Eclipse Java project into a correctly configured UNO project? For now I always go through the editing of the .unoproject file.
In Eclipse, if you declare 2 different SDKs (ie: SDK 7.x and SDK 24.x), you can switch between them if the project is UNO and properly configured (ie: it is not the default .unoproject configuration file).
But if the project is not UNO or uses the default .unoproject configuration file, the SDK is indeed removed but never added.
Also a project configured by default should not appear in the UNO project list.
I also wonder if there is a wizard to convert an Eclipse Java project into a correctly configured UNO project? For now I always go through the editing of the .unoproject file.