I'm trying to make the switch from eclipse to IDEA-8.0.
One thing I'm finding annoying the the inability to get an overview of all current compilation errors and warnings, like the problem pane in eclipse. (I'm not talking about doing a make to find all the compilation problems - I want to see a list of all the problems that I can group in different ways and have instantly available without manually doing any compilations).
Is there a way to do this in IDEA, or am I missing something (i.e. is there a different approach to spotting errors due to code changes when using IDEA)?
Hello ha,
There is no way to see the problems without doing a compilation. (Neither
there is in Eclipse - Eclipse compiles the code for you automatically. If
you want to have auto-compilation in IDEA, you can install a plugin: http://plugins.intellij.net/plugin/?id=3822
)
To see the list of problems after a compilation, you can either use the Messages
window or select "View as: Scope / Problems" in the Project view.
I'm trying to make the switch from eclipse to IDEA-8.0.
One thing I'm finding annoying the the inability to get an overview of
all current compilation errors and warnings, like the problem pane in
eclipse. (I'm not talking about doing a make to find all the
compilation problems - I want to see a list of all the problems that I
can group in different ways
and have instantly available without manually doing any
compilations).
Is there a way to do this in IDEA, or am I missing something (i.e. is
there a different approach to spotting errors due to code changes when
using IDEA)?
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Dmitry Jemerov
Development Lead
JetBrains, Inc.
"Develop with Pleasure!"
Scope->Problems pretty much does what I'm looking for, and the eclipse mode plugin should fill the gaps.
Thanks!