Resource Patterns: including everything but java sources
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Is there a way to specify "everything but java sources" in the compiler's "Resource Patterns" configuration? Better yet, any chance this could be made the default configuration?
"!?*.java" should work. As for making this default setting, I think it's still better to list all extensions explisitly to avoid compilation surprises :)
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Is there a way to specify "everything but java sources" in the compiler's "Resource Patterns" configuration? Better yet, any chance this could be made the default configuration?
I imagine I and co-workers have had many more compilation surprises because files were not copied, than we would if all files were copied.
Eugene Zhuravlev (JetBrains) wrote:
"!?*.java" should work. As for making this default setting, I think it's still better to list all extensions explisitly to avoid compilation surprises :)
I imagine I and co-workers have had many more compilation surprises because files were not copied, than we would if all files were copied.
My point exactly, Keith. Extra files copied to the output directory shouldn't be any problem in all but the most exotic applications. Missing resources, however, are a pain in the arse.
"!?*.java" should work.
As for making this default setting, I think it's still better to list all extensions explisitly to avoid compilation surprises :)
--
Best regards,
Eugene Zhuravlev
Software Developer
JetBrains Inc.
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
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I imagine I and co-workers have had many more compilation surprises
because files were not copied, than we would if all files were copied.
Eugene Zhuravlev (JetBrains) wrote:
My point exactly, Keith. Extra files copied to the output directory shouldn't be any problem in all but the most exotic applications. Missing resources, however, are a pain in the arse.