> . Eclipse is stupid about detecting when you changed a file from outside of Eclipse; IDEA is not. Eclipse is very annoying when you use Emacs/vi/OxygenXML as an additional editor. Go to Preferences > General…
> - why the hell i have to spend 2h configuring eclipse after downloading a new version? does not svn/git/maven a default requirement for java development today? The "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" comes with…
> - search. i never remember which tab out of 6 and what setting will allow me to just do grep in the project folder. Just disable all the other tabs by pressing "Customize..." in the search dialog and only…
It does, yes. A general tip to find features like this: Press Ctrl+3 (Cmd+3 on Mac OS X) or type in the "quick access" search bar in newer Eclipse versions. It shows the command and the shortcut. Also useful for…
Looking at the Scala API for List, I see the following: def flatMap [B] (f: (A) ⇒ GenTraversableOnce[B]): List[B] Seems nice and readable to me. The full declaration is below it, but this "use case" documentation is…
> . Eclipse is stupid about detecting when you changed a file from outside of Eclipse; IDEA is not. Eclipse is very annoying when you use Emacs/vi/OxygenXML as an additional editor. Go to Preferences > General…
> - why the hell i have to spend 2h configuring eclipse after downloading a new version? does not svn/git/maven a default requirement for java development today? The "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" comes with…
> - search. i never remember which tab out of 6 and what setting will allow me to just do grep in the project folder. Just disable all the other tabs by pressing "Customize..." in the search dialog and only…
It does, yes. A general tip to find features like this: Press Ctrl+3 (Cmd+3 on Mac OS X) or type in the "quick access" search bar in newer Eclipse versions. It shows the command and the shortcut. Also useful for…
Looking at the Scala API for List, I see the following: def flatMap [B] (f: (A) ⇒ GenTraversableOnce[B]): List[B] Seems nice and readable to me. The full declaration is below it, but this "use case" documentation is…