Russell Egan

Created September 04, 2003 16:38

To be fair, they are in the process of implementing editting within the diff panel. Select two files, and try "Merge". It's not done yet, but it looks ok.Also, I don't think the "I can't compare ...

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3. External Diff Tool Support in 915

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Created September 05, 2003 15:12

I certainly agree that projects should be structured that way, but unfortunately, some aren't. I'm working on a java project with a ~7 year history, so it's structure (among other things) is a lit...

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3. setting source root to point inside of package hierarchy

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Created September 16, 2003 14:30

Will do. Thanks for the quick response.

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3. Any workaround for 16107? (NPE while opening source)

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Created June 03, 2003 19:30

devl should be your content and your source directory. The source dir has to be one level above your package structure.

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3. Help With Content / Source Folders

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Created October 09, 2003 17:19

I know what you mean. Whenever I need to work on someone else's machine or something, the idea of not using IDEA seems so unpleasant. It's like my mom asking me to clean up my room.I was showing ...

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Created October 20, 2003 21:35

Which begs the question, why not? Allowing duplicates could then allow saving and re-opening specific groups, basically covering all the features of the workspaces plugin.

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3. Splitting headache

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Created November 04, 2003 13:24

Yeah, me too. I hardly ever use the thread tab. It would seem much more visible and intuitive to have a button in the side toolbar of the debug tool window, so it's always visible.

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3. 963: Set next statement

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Created November 04, 2003 14:28

I'm not sure I see why. If you want to jump around within the method, just set the breakpoint where you want to hop, pop the frame, and press the play button.

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Created November 04, 2003 15:09

It sort of does. Let's say you're on line 5 of a method. Set a breakpoint at line 2 (already executed), pop the frame, (execution returns the calling line of the method you were in), and press pl...

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Created November 04, 2003 15:56

Just from the start of that method, not from the start of the application. So rather than being able to jump from line 5 to line 2 or 3 or 4, you can only jump to line 1. It doesn't seem like tha...

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