Mercurial: .hgignore and eclipse

When using synchronization, you will want mercurial to ignore/not track certain files. otherwise, it is very difficult to check what files to commit from eclipse synchronize view.

Create .hgignore file to your root and add all the files which are required to ignore by mercurial.
example: .hgignore
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add an entry for .settings folder to ignore
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
syntax: regexp
^common/\.settings$

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add an entry for target folder to ignore when creating a new module.
# This will ignore all the class files.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
syntax: regexp
^common/target$

#-------------------------------------
# Use global syntax
#-------------------------------------
syntax: glob
.obj
.exe