Hiding a file from Eclipse

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Roedy Green - 06 Jul 2005 07:23 GMT

It is possible to tell Eclipse that I want to examine or edit a piece
of non-working Java code without it trying to compile it?

Or do I need an auxiliary editor to do that I cut and paste from?

I might later change my mind at turn it back on, but for now I don't
want to deal with errors in that code.

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Xavier Tarrago - 06 Jul 2005 08:21 GMT

Yes, you can. In the project properties, select "java build path", then
"source", unfold the source folder if necessary, and configure the exclusion
set.
Hope it helps...

> It is possible to tell Eclipse that I want to examine or edit a piece
> of non-working Java code without it trying to compile it?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> I might later change my mind at turn it back on, but for now I don't
> want to deal with errors in that code.

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Roedy Green - 06 Jul 2005 19:40 GMT

>Yes, you can. In the project properties, select "java build path", then
>"source", unfold the source folder if necessary, and configure the exclusion
>set.
>Hope it helps...

I did that, but it still kept telling me about compile errors in it.

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