Decompiler?

For me on attempt to open a .class file decompiler automatically shows generated java source in the editor. It even has a comment like:
// Source code recreated from a .class file...
Is it different to you?

I've also tried to open a JUnit implementation class (ReflectiveCallable) from debugger Frames tab: it works the same.

Just for a case: are you sure the plugin is enabled?

Regards,
Alexander.

Where would I find the plugin?  I click on Plugins and type in decompiler and I just see the various JAD decompilers and the Java Decompiler IntelliJ Plugin from 3 months ago.  Isn't it supposed to be bundled with Idea 14?

Is that IDEA Ultimate? Build 138.1029 or later? Decompiler should be bundled.
In file system it's (installation directory)/plugins/java-decompiler.
In Settings / Plugins its name "Java bytecode decompiler". It's the _main_ Plugins page, no need to open additional dialogs to browse repositories or install anything.

Regards,
Alexander.

It looks like I do have it installed:

/Applications/IntelliJ\ IDEA\ 14\ EAP.app/Contents/plugins/java-decompiler/lib/fernflower.jar

But I don't know if it's enabled or not.  When I click on Plugins in the Settings Menu, it says "Nothing to show.  Click browse to search for non-bundled plugins.", regardless of if I say Show All Plugins, Show Enabled Plugins, etc.

I'm guessing there's some conflict with the plugins I have installed already. There's a nasty error when I start saying there's a circular dependency between coffeescript and some other plugin.  I'll try deleting and retry.

Notice that the plugin contains 2 jars: fernflower and java-decompiler.jar, and the latter contains the plugin definition. If it's absent, it may be installation problem, and re-install may require (though it's strange).

If both jars are present, then yes, try to disable/remove third party plugins.

Regards,
Alexander.