How to exclude from code inspection?

The (excellent) Java formatter I use (JIndent) has this option and it works
quite well. You just use "//J-" and "//J+" comments to switch off/on the
Java formatting. It would be very useful to be able to do the same for all
code inspections, and maybe even for specific inspections (or groups of
inspections)? For example you could have "//IJ- " and "//IJ+" comments? "Andy Thomas-Cramer" wrote in message news:c4v7pe$558$1@is.intellij.net... >]]>

How can we exclude a source file or a section of a source file from code
inspection?

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For example, generated code may not conform to local desires. Is either of
the following possible?

• Exclude the entire file with generated code.

• Exclude the portion of the file with generated code (e.g., through magic

start/end comments).

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I added it as a feature request, at:
http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/viewSCR?publicId=31395

"Richard Kent" <tichkent@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
news:c50eng$k5r$1@is.intellij.net...

The (excellent) Java formatter I use (JIndent) has this option and it

works

quite well. You just use "//J-" and "//J+" comments to switch off/on the
Java formatting. It would be very useful to be able to do the same for all
code inspections, and maybe even for specific inspections (or groups of
inspections)? For example you could have "//IJ- <optional list of
inspections to disable>" and "//IJ+" comments?

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"Andy Thomas-Cramer" <aAnNdDyY_tThHoOmMaAsS-cCrRaAmMeErR@aAvViIdD.cCoOmM>
wrote in message news:c4v7pe$558$1@is.intellij.net...
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How can we exclude a source file or a section of a source file from code
inspection?

>

For example, generated code may not conform to local desires. Is either

of

the following possible?

• Exclude the entire file with generated code.

• Exclude the portion of the file with generated code (e.g., through

magic

start/end comments).

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