See comments below:
Eugene Zhuravlev writes:
>> - provide some ability to stop at a breakpoint only in a certain thread
>> (maybe this could be done with conditional breakpoints, but I've had
>> problems with intermittent hanging and crashing)
>
> Could you please send me the condition you tried to use?
For example:
// somewhere in class
ArrayList consumerThreads = new ArrayList();
for (...) {
consumerThreads.add(new Thread(new ThreadRunner());
}
// and my breakpoint condition
Thread.currentThread() == consumerThreads.get(5);
>> - allow sourcepath directories to be configured to be included in
>> "find usages", "refactor", "compile", etc.
>> - for example, I'm writing an extension to a framework. i want to
>> understand usages, hierarchy, etc. of the framework, but I don't
>> want to include it in compile, and I don't want to apply
>> refactorings to it.
>
> Currently the only way to say to IDEA, that you are going to "work" (edit,
> compile, apply refactorings etc) with a file or a directory, is to include
> it in the project path.
> So if you don't want to compile the files, just exclude them from the
> compilation (File | Project Properties | Compiler). If you don't want to
> apply refactorings to certain usages, just exclude them from the refactoring
> (press Del on the usage in Usages view) And we are thinking about the
> possibility to specify a scope for the refactoring.
Excellent -- didn't realize this.. I come from NetBeans, and it's hard to
shake the paradigms of another environment you're used to. This really
accomplishes what I need.
-- Erik
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