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Eclipse - Only show tasks for the currently edited file [closed]

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Is there any way to limit the list of shown tasks in the Tasks view? I want to only show tasks contained in the file which I currently edit.

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Georgi Georgiev Avatar asked Jun 02 '13 14:06

Georgi Georgiev


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Try Configure contents... in the menu of the Tasks view. There you can change the Scope to On selected element only for example.

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Jens Piegsa Avatar answered Oct 26 '22 01:10

Jens Piegsa