in Eclipse you can "right-click" then choose "go into" which will perform what i want. and I cannot find the similar way in IDEA. so is there such functionality ? or can someone share some trick or whatever
Check out Scopes. You can define as many scopes as you want in a project with different file sets included/excluded in each scope. File/Settings/Scopes. You can also use Commander for an alternate view.
What exactly does "go into" a package do in Eclipse?
You are asking IDEA users, so it's probably better to describe it without reference to Eclipse...
On 05.05.2010 03:07, otnateos wrote:
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if i don't refer it to Eclipse how can all the people who just been converted to Intellij helps me to find solution
Anyway, I want to be able to drill down to specific package so my project view shows me only specific folder that i am interested in. E.g.
module
|- src
|- package1
|- package2
|- package....
|- package100
rather than showing the whole tree structure, I want to be able to see only package 67 (example). so the project shows
package67
|- class67_1
|- class67_2
|- class67_...
|- class67_100
in Eclipse you can "right-click" then choose "go into" which will perform what i want. and I cannot find the similar way in IDEA. so is there such functionality ? or can someone share some trick or whatever
Check out Scopes. You can define as many scopes as you want in a project with different file sets included/excluded in each scope. File/Settings/Scopes. You can also use Commander for an alternate view.
thanks for that the commander view is nicely working for me and the scope is similar to Eclipse's "working set"