| How to hide the jar list in Project explore? [message #188822] |
Thu, 18 January 2007 19:48  |
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Originally posted by: Kentzhou_ca.yahoo.com
With J2ee Project, the default perspective includes Project Explore at
left.
But there is huge list for all jar files used by this project. How to hide
the jar files in list(come from Java build path -> library in property of
the project) and only show user's file, folder and package?
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| Re: How to hide the jar list in Project explore? [message #188856 is a reply to message #188822] |
Thu, 18 January 2007 22:46  |
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Originally posted by: wayne.beaton._NOSPAM_eclipse.org
KentZhou wrote:
> With J2ee Project, the default perspective includes Project Explore at
> left.
> But there is huge list for all jar files used by this project. How to
> hide the jar files in list(come from Java build path -> library in
> property of the project) and only show user's file, folder and package?
>
Hit the little down arrow at the top of the Package Explorer and select
"Filters". In the dialog, exclude (check) "Libraries from External".
HTH,
Wayne
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| Re: How to hide the jar list in Project explore? [message #189109 is a reply to message #188873] |
Fri, 19 January 2007 22:47 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse5.rizzoweb.com
Shankar Unni wrote:
> Wayne Beaton wrote:
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>> Hit the little down arrow at the top of the Package Explorer and
>> select "Filters". In the dialog, exclude (check) "Libraries from
>> External".
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> That's fine for external libraries. Is there a way to suppress the
> display of the project's own libraries? And other cruft?
>
> Working Sets are an unsatisfying answer, because they flatten everything
> out to the selected levels. I.e. when I create a working set with
> src/javac from three projects that I have in my workspace, I see a
> display with just three "src/javac"s (no mention of which projects they
> came from, etc.), which is very hard to work with.
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> What I'd like to be able to do is to define custom filters, that can
> filter out any thing that's not a specified set of suffixes, or
> something like that, but otherwise preserve the hierarchical display of
> the Project Explorer.
You might like the Java Browsing perspective better. Open it up and give
it a try. Personally, I only use Java Browsing and Resource
perspectives, never Java Perspective.
Also, in Java Browsing, I prefer to stack the Projects, Packages, and
Types, and Members views vertically along the left instead of the
horizontal default layout - YMMV. I also keep Resource Navigator open as
a Fast View so I can quickly find non-Java resources, along with
Ctrl+Shift+R.
Hope this helps,
Eric
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