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Can I set Eclipse to only emit errors, warnings, etc. for the current project?

Asked 2011-11-11T01:57:17.627
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I want to be able to ignore warnings in other projects in my workspace when I'm concentrating on my current project. I looked through Window | Preferences and saw no such option. Eclipse obviously knows which project is current, because when I mash F11 it runs (or tries to).

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In the Problems view, click the little triangle thinggie on the right, and select Show -> Errors/Warnings on selection. Then it will show the errors from the currently selected project/file, etc.

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answered 2011-11-11T02:19:52.623
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You can make use of Working Sets to put projects into logical groups.

answered 2011-11-11T03:46:58.507

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