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User1291
User1291

Reputation: 8181

IntelliJ - How to find classes in a *specific* module?

So ... there's Ctrl + N to search for classes

Is there any way to tell it to search in a specific module?

I know I can select a module in the drop-down at the top, but the module is fixed and cannot be changed (and conveniently is never the module I DO want to search in).

Also does not correspond to the module I'm currently working in, so I have no idea how IntelliJ selects the module it puts in there.

I know I can CTRL+SHIFT+F and search for the class declarations in the module I want,

But am I missing something obvious?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 368

Answers (1)

KhaosTh30ry
KhaosTh30ry

Reputation: 11

Use Ctrl+Shift+N to "Find File" and prefix your search with part of the module name... I.E. I have to find MyDemoApplication in the module my-demo-module, I can type the following: demo/my or demo/MDA can work too.

I cannot post images yet, so you can look at this if you like: https://i.sstatic.net/wkD6R.jpg

Upvotes: 1

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