| How to have package explorer unfold everything JUST to the level of filenames [message #1495996] |
Tue, 02 December 2014 17:48  |
 tgm 1024
Messages: 8
Registered: November 2014 |
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When I open up eclipse I have to reopen every package to see the full list of files. There is a shortcut to "unfold" entire subtrees of such hierarchies, but this results in me seeing every class and method in every file, which is far far too much information.
I just want the unfolding to stop at the level of files. Like so:
My Project
source
a.b.c.packagename
One.java
Two.java
Three.java
a.b.c.otherpackagename
Four.java
Five.java
Can I either:
1. Quickly open the project tree so it unfolds everything only to the source file level (and doesn't proceed to show me the classes and other contents of the file in the tree).
or
2. Have the package view remember precisely how far I've previously unfolded the tree? Then I could do it once and forget about it.
No, synchronized method declarations will not get you out of this newbie multithreading pitfall:
thing.set(thing.get() + 1);
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| Re: How to have package explorer unfold everything JUST to the level of filenames [message #1511259 is a reply to message #1497094] |
Sun, 14 December 2014 20:20  |
tgm 1024
Messages: 8
Registered: November 2014 |
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Javin Paul wrote on Wed, 03 December 2014 09:39If such shortcut exists then I am also interested in knowing that. Looks a good option to me ..
I may have to resort to writing my own addon for this. This is silly. I'm having a hard time believing that this doesn't exist.
It doesn't make sense for a world-class IDE to have neither
1. a memory of what's previously been unfolded
(nor)
2. a shortcut to unfold everything to a specific level
No, synchronized method declarations will not get you out of this newbie multithreading pitfall:
thing.set(thing.get() + 1);
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