Reputation: 49553
In Eclipse, the PHP Explorer view (that shows the folders of the project) is polluted by the .svn folders. That's kind of annoying, is there a way to hide them, because I looked everywhere in the documentation and didn't find it.
Thanks
Upvotes: 5
Views: 3069
Reputation: 51
Open up eclipse and right click on your project in the workspace. Choose Properties and then select resource. Add a resource filter of type ‘exclude’ Enter the .svn folder name and click OK.
Upvotes: 5
Reputation: 149
Though I don't use Subclipse for actual SVN access, I find that installing it is useful in that it does remove all the .svn folders from your project's view AND it give's you visual cues as to a given file's status with respect to SVN in general. Kind of a high price to pay though ...
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 97399
The best solution is to install a Subversion plugin into Eclipse (like Subclipse or Subversive)...
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 61538
almost every view like explorer and outline views in eclipse has an option to filter visible elements by regex. you can find the menu by clicking on the small downward-pointing trangle in the top right corner of the view, then select the Filters item, then click the name filter patterns box, type sth like *svn
and voila.
Upvotes: 5