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I was searching for a configuration to exclude a Folder from Codecompletion but still showing it in Projectview. The only configuration I found excludes the Folder from project, it is only visible in Filetree. Reason: I have certain projects where customized classes (duplicate classes) are in a specific subfolder. We need these Files for customizing but not for codecompletion. When I jump into a funktion by shortcut "CTRL + Click-on-functionname" Netbeans opens the correctfile or the custom file by random. This is only one problem effekted by not excluding the subfolder. It would be realy great if the will be a possibility to explude a Folder just an only from codecompletion without having other issus with the views. with kind regards Philipp uhr
Ignored Folders does not work for you? Thanks.
(In reply to Tomas Mysik from comment #1) > Ignored Folders does not work for you? > > Thanks. No, the main problem is that ignored folders are not visible in the projectview and not be considered for searchresults. I got to edit the customized files all the time, so they have to be visible for me (file tree doesn't work for me either). In the codecompletion netbeans jumps into these customized classes without any hint that this file might be a duplicate. In some cases I get a Selection which class to open, but in other cases netbeans jumps into one of the customized classes without even considering the class in src folder. This is more like a changerequest but it would make it way more easy for me an my colleagues.