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Fri, 17 October 2008 01:23

Eclipse User

Hello, All

How I can view classes from different source-folders in single package
tree? For example, I have a project with two source folders:
/src-one/com/company/project/
First.java
Second.java
/src-two/com/company/project/
Third.java

I want to see the class hierarchy as single tree:
com.company.project
First.java
Second.java
Third.java

How I can do this?

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Re: Unified source view [message #265626 is a reply to message #265621]

Fri, 17 October 2008 04:01

Eclipse User

Denis Kostousov wrote:
> Hello, All
>
> How I can view classes from different source-folders in single package
> tree? For example, I have a project with two source folders:
> /src-one/com/company/project/
> First.java
> Second.java
> /src-two/com/company/project/
> Third.java
>
> I want to see the class hierarchy as single tree:
> com.company.project
> First.java
> Second.java
> Third.java
>
> How I can do this?
>
Either use the Java Browsing perspective or add the Packages view to
your Java perspective.

Dani

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