Is there a built-in way or plugin to get a stacktrace in a text file (log4j log file) hyperlinked, so that you can click on it and jump directly to the line of code?
There is no way, yet, doing it directly from editor.
However, there is one plugin/tool that is capable of pasting any text into a special window and that will appear in the output tool window (and that one is able to support souce-code links).
For me, that plugin is too slow (starts another Java process just because of the window) so I created my little tool. You can do it yourself: - download from internet pclip.exe - 8KB windows program that prints clipboard contents to stdout (very fast!) - create in IDEA External tool that runs the pclip program (that's very simple)
This solution only works with clipboard, but who would type the stacktrace into the window anyway...
There is no way, yet, doing it directly from editor.
However, there is one plugin/tool that is capable of pasting any text into
a special window and that will appear in the output tool window
(and that one is able to support souce-code links).
For me, that plugin is too slow (starts another Java process just because of
the
window) so I created my little tool. You can do it yourself:
- download from internet pclip.exe - 8KB windows program that prints
clipboard contents to stdout (very fast!)
- create in IDEA External tool that runs the pclip program (that's very
simple)
This solution only works with clipboard, but who would type the stacktrace
into the window anyway...
r.
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