The workspace is a kind of container that contains a certain amount of information and a number of operational tools and editors of various types: each of these entities is defined as a workspace object.

Objects are normally stored (and then reloaded) along with the workspace: at any time, you can create and/or remove objects manually, depending on your needs. Examples of objects that can be created manually are command shells, monitors, projects, etc.

Some categories of objects, on the other hand, are created and destroyed completely dynamically and automatically. For example, when a file is opened, a corresponding Editor object is created in the workspace: the moment the editor is closed, the workspace object is automatically removed.

However, if the workspace is saved while the editor is open, the editor object will also be saved so that when the workspace is reopened, the editor itself will also be reopened automatically.

Editors for .RDTX files, on the other hand, follow a different rule: once opened, the file is placed in a group defined RDT Projects and remains there even after closing it: the only way to remove that reference is to remove the corresponding object from the workspace.