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Unvisible javacode when using 'included' in source folders [message #270385]

Tue, 07 September 2004 08:28

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: grjunk.richardsson.org

With Eclipse 3.0 'included' is a nice feature instead of the former only
'excluded' when setting up the source folders. Specially when dealing with
a huge base of code.

Looking at the resources with Java perspective and layout 'flat', the
chosen packages show up as they should. However I think the flat way of
looking at the packages is not quite nice so I choose 'Hierarchical' and
surprisingly the code I have chosen is nowhere to be found. The small
crosses indicating errors show up in the folder tree but only down to the
last level of not chosen code in 'included', then there is nothing more
to see
Have I misunderstood everything or is this a bug?

The same thing happens if I chose 'Java browsing' perspective and choose
Layout->Hierarchical in the packages window. Layout->Flat looks as it
should.

Br
Gunnar

Re: Unvisible javacode when using 'included' in source folders [message #270388 is a reply to message #270385]

Tue, 07 September 2004 08:50

Eclipse User

Gunnar wrote:

> With Eclipse 3.0 'included' is a nice feature instead of the former only
> 'excluded' when setting up the source folders. Specially when dealing with
> a huge base of code.
>
> Looking at the resources with Java perspective and layout 'flat', the
> chosen packages show up as they should. However I think the flat way of
> looking at the packages is not quite nice so I choose 'Hierarchical' and
> surprisingly the code I have chosen is nowhere to be found. The small
> crosses indicating errors show up in the folder tree but only down to the
> last level of not chosen code in 'included', then there is nothing more
> to see�
> Have I misunderstood everything or is this a bug?
>
> The same thing happens if I chose 'Java browsing' perspective and choose
> Layout->Hierarchical in the packages window. Layout->Flat looks as it
> should.

Known issue: See "Hierarchical layout and inclusion filters" in
<your_install>/eclipse/readme/readme_eclipse.html#I-JDT .

Markus

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