return autoStart ^ isException(packageName);
return autoStart ^ contains(autoStartExceptions, packageName);
	private boolean shouldActivateFor(String className) {		//Don't reactivate on shut down		if (EclipseAdaptor.stopping)			return false;		// no exceptions, it is easy to figure it out		if (exceptions == null)			return autoStart;		// otherwise, we need to check if the package is in the exceptions list		int dotPosition = className.lastIndexOf('.');		// the class has no package name... no exceptions apply		if (dotPosition == -1)			return autoStart;		String packageName = className.substring(0, dotPosition);		// should activate if autoStart and package is not an exception, or if !autoStart and package is exception		return autoStart ^ isException(packageName);	}