I was in a hurry to shutdown my laptop, so I canceled the eclipse, and after that when saving workspace tab pops up I mistakenly closed that too.
So after opening my eclipse again the whole projects are gone.The Project Explorer is empty.
Can anyone helpme out with this.
Your best option is to set that workspace aside, create a new workspace, and import your old workspace's existing projects into the new workspace.
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So, I have the Gradle plugin installed and enabled, and I even have it installed on my computer, but for some reason, it's still not showing up in the new project wizard. I have no idea why, though I did enabled Maven and it showed up in the new project window instantly. (I'm using windows 10 btw) My new project wizard window
Reinstall the IDE from the downloads page and delete disabled_plugins.txt file from the config directory.
When I create a Run Configuration for a project, pycharm will remember it as long as this project is opened in my IDE, or when I open it via the 'welcome to pycharm' window.
However, when I close my project and reopen it, I can’t find the config I saved before. Is there a way to find it again? Is it not saved in the .idea folder? (I'm running pycharm on mac os)
As #Eskapp said, run configurations are saved on per-project basis. If you want to share them between projects, please look at this topic: https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/206600965-Export-Import-Run-Configurations-
In IntelliJ IDEA project tool window, there are several menu items like Project, Packages, Project Files, Problems, Production, Tests, Android instrumentation tests, Scratches.
But I can't find Changed menu recently from which I can check modified local files.
I use svn 1.9.3 in local, is there any one who knows turn on changes menu in Project tool window?
Looks like a known bug. Try 2017.1 version.
I am using Intellji 2016 for maven and gradle products. The problem I am facing is that I can't import other maven or gradle projects into my existed workspace. When doing the project import, Intellji will prompt a window to allow me to choose either replace the existed workspace or launch a new workspace window. Is there any way to import them into existed workspace?
You can have multiple projects in the same window in Intellij, you need to have each as a separate module.
Create a new "empty project", then when prompted choose "Import module":
This is not possible in Intellij IDEA. Each project will be in its own window as explained in the user guide:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/2016.2/opening-multiple-projects.html
I am a novice in Plugin development and I am facing this issue in opening my current workspace:
ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace() is not taking the currently opened workspace which is D:/ABCDWoekspace, instead it is returning the workspace of eclipse that is created in the eclipse installaction directory d:/eclipse/workspace as my eclipse in installed in D:eclipse
When you run your plugin from within Eclipse a new Eclipse is started with a new workspace in which to run the test. A new workspace is necessary because only one Eclipse instance can access a workspace at a time.
If you open 'Run > Run Configurations' and find your plugin in the 'Eclipse Application' section you can see the workspace location in the 'Location' field on the 'Main' tab. You can change this location to point to another existing workspace location.
You will need to set up this new workspace with whatever projects you need for testing.