In Eclipse I have two maven projects A and B, where A is a parent for B. The directory structure is the following:
A/pom.xml A/B/pom.xml A/B/...
Then I use File search (Ctrl+H) to find any file in the project B. The search result window shows the file two times with different relative paths:
A/B/<my_file> B/<my_file>
So, the same file is shown twice. Obviously, the first search result is reduntant. Is there a way to exclude these duplicate search results?
Clicking on the Search menu and selecting Search or File or Java. Clicking Ctrl + H.
CTRL + SHIFT + R –> used to search all types of files (Open Resource) CTRL + H –> opens dialog box which provides number of options (Search)
To open a new window, click on the Windows menu and select the New Window menu item. Each window can have a different perspective open in them. For example you could open two Eclipse windows one in the Java perspective and the other in the Debug perspective.
What I personally do to avoid this is marking each module in the parent project as derived (right-click on the folder > properties > Attributes: Derived).
Then when you perform a file search, uncheck "Consider derived resources" (I don't think it is checked by default) and you won't get the A/B/<my_file>
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The only inconvenience is that you must do this for each module, and each time a new module is added.
In an open resource window (cntrl+shift+R), click on the arrow on top-right and check "Filter Duplicated Resources". This worked for me.
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