Okay, I see. Thank you for this explanation. I understand your point better :o)
There was another corollary issue that I faced, it's the opposite problem of yours ! I have a big source tree, a single source tree, but with many projects inside. I have a file structure like this : src/com/foo/app1 src/com/foo/app2 src/com/foo/app3 src/com/foo/util/tools1 src/com/foo/util/tools2 etc... Some apps can use certain tools or not, etc... When I'm working on app2, for instance, I need to put the whole source tree in one single sourcepath. There's a convienient feature with "exclude compile", but there's not such a feature for "find usage", "refactoring", "find in path", etc... Each time I'm doing a refactoring or a search, Idea searches the whole source tree !!!! So it takes quite some time to complete... My suggestion was to be able to exclude some directories from search and refactoring. Nobody seems really interested by this feature, but I think in some occasions it might be very useful, especially for me at least ;o) Cheers, Guillaume ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message news: mailman.1025078583.774.eap->[EMAIL PROTECTED] >I think what he is referring to is what others, as well as myself, have requested many times in the past. That is, to have a >single tree view of the source that merges all src directories you add to one project. > >This feature is already implemented in IDEA when you do a package/class move. You select the package from this >aggregated view (single tree) of all the code in the project. > >In my development environment this would be very useful because source code is not located in one repository.... and >to keep links intact for version control I have to bring source in from 5 to 15 directories into one project. So browsing >through the code is really a pain. Flattening packages makes things even worse! > >Florian Hehlen _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
