I had played a bit with ArgoEclipse to make my first UML diagrams. I clicked Save from time to time but only when it had crashed did I realise it wasn't saving at all. A couple of hours wasted work! So if you are a beginner, beware: Save a short bit, then close and re-open, to make sure your setup is just right.

Anyway, the real point of this page is - how do you create an ArgoEclipse Project?

The problem was, when I did File > New > ArgoEclipse Project, the dialog box refused to enable the Finish button, and there weren''t many things to play with:

Instead, do this:

• Create a New project (not ArgoEclipse). I chose a type General Project but Java works just as well.
• Then make sure your perspective is ArgoEclipse (the Perspective is a tiny choice up at the top right of the work bench)
• Then you can do File > New > ArgoEclipse project. I chose "TomoDDFortranDocumentation"
• You get a dialog box like this:
  
• Now you can choose the container project and your Argo project is somehow enclosed. Enter a File name in the box below, and you''re good to go.

I have never used an application where a project was contained inside another project. Seems a bit hokey to me.