eMorrone,
You can achieve what you are looking for with multiple windows (Window > New Window) and working sets. You can organize your projects as working sets and in each new window, you can configure the explorer to work with a particular working set. When exiting MyEclipse, you have to do File > Exit so that when you relaunch MyEclipse, the windows are restored along with the working sets and the editor state.
There is a smoother approach to achieve the same by using Mylyn Context. You can create tasks for your projects, activate the task, switch to the Context tab, drag and drop your project to link with that task and open and close files in the editor as you wish. Whenever the said task is activated next, the project state is restored. The Package Explorer view will only show the projects associated with the activated task. Please refer to the attached screenshot for your reference. I have two projects, ProjectA and ProjectB in my workspace and I created two tasks TaskA and TaskB. When I activate TaskB, only ProjectB will be shown in the Package Explorer view.
Please see this Mylyn documentation for further help : https://wiki.eclipse.org/Mylyn/User_Guide
Hope this helps. Let us know if you have any further questions.
–Swapna
Genuitec Support
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