Enhancement requests and feature question

you can explude specific files from compilation by
- for a file that does not compile : in the make window, right click on the file> remove from compile
- for any file : project settings> compiler> manually add files in the exclude from compile list

I can't help for the other 2 questions :)

1. Currently if I have /opt/jdk1.5.0_1 and
/opt/jdk1.5.0._2 installed and I create a link

ln -s /op/jdk1.5.0_1 jdk1.5

than I expect that in project structure if I choose
my JDK path to be /opt/jdk1.5 than I mean this. Not
/opt/jdk1.5.0_1 . The problem is that IDEA is trying
to be smarter and is pointing to real directory
regardless of my suggestions to use symbolic link.
This means that I cant just switch between JDKs by
changing the link. I would like to have such ability.
IDEA should just detect the change on start and
re-parse the JDK jars.

One (ugly?) solution would be to change the pathes manually in the corresponding config file (${user.home}/.IntelliJIdea60/config/options/jdk.table.xml) while IDEA isn't running.

Hello Jerzy,

JP> And on the end something I believe there is somewhere but I am not
JP> able to find it. In previous versions there was a switch which
JP> allows me to check in to the CVS so after that file was read-only.
JP> Right now I see this only if I create new project, but I do not see
JP> it in any CVS setting. If someone knows where it is located please
JP> show me where is it.

Settings->Project Settings->Version Control->Configure->Use read-only flag
for not edited files

Carlos, thanks for answer

I thought that this is this, but I have it checked and the files are not changing to "read only".
Should I file a bug report?

Jerzy

Hello Jerzy,

JP> I thought that this is this, but I have it checked and the files are
JP> not changing to "read only". Should I file a bug report?

I don't use readonly files, so don't know if it works or not. It lloks like
a bug, so you should probably file a bug report.

Carlos