Eclipse project "save as"

I'm quite new to android programming and I was wondering if there is a Save As button in Eclipse for the entire project instead of saving only 1 XML or Java at a time.

For example, when I work on Excel, sometimes I like to save different versions of Excel workbooks so that I can roll back if there is a problem. I want to do the same thing for Eclipse project files like Listv1, List v2, Listv3 etc.

I know you can use local history, but that is more for different versions of the XML and Java files. I want to save different versions of project files onto my hard drive so that I can compare two different versions of my project.

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For example, when I work on excel, sometimes I like to save different versions of excel workbooks so that I can roll back if there is a problem.

Learn to use a good source control (version control) system. That's a much cleaner solution than just keeping lots of different copies around. You should still be able to compare different versions easily - and you can experiment on different branches, etc. It'll also make it much easier to share your code with others, should you wish to.

Additionally, it's not clear whether you're currently just a hobbyist or not, but if you're intending to code professionally you'll definitely need to get used to source control systems. (Every software company worth their salt uses source control.)

You might want to look at:

(All of these are free, and have Eclipse plug-ins available.)

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