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How do you view class files in Eclipse package explorer?

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The compiled classes directory is hidden by default, can I show it in the Package Explorer?

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David Parks Avatar asked Oct 20 '10 18:10

David Parks


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No, but in the Navigator view.

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Horcrux7 Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 21:10

Horcrux7