For older versions of IntelliJ: Preferences > Inspections > JavaDoc issues > Declaration has JavaDoc problems For newer versions of IntelliJ: File > Settings… > Editor > Inspections > Java > JavaDoc issues > Declaration has JavaDoc problems Make sure to move “scope” slider to desired level of visibility for packages, classes, methods, fields and … Read more
I wouldn’t commit any specific IDE configuration into the repository. 2 important reasons are: IDE configuration almost always involves absolute paths in disk, where different users may not have the same… You don’t want to constraint all users to use the same IDE config…
I am new to Android Studio too. I tried this method to not use plug-in nor command lines. Only uses Android Studio interface (version 1.5.1). First step, as Kenneth Evans’ good answer says, is declare all resources that must be ignored in File > Settings > Version Control > Ignored Files. These resources are: Mask: … Read more
PyCharm doesn’t offer this feature since it isn’t possible to reliably determine that a method is unused, because there are simply too many ways to call it dynamically. But you may use Vulture to find most of dead code in a project. Refer to the following commands: $ pip install -U vulture $ vulture path_of_project … Read more
You can create command-line launcher in IntelliJ IDEA: Tools->Create command line Launcher This answer can be helpful: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41592203/4191683
The JavaFX package is not included in JDK 9 and later. You need to install JDK 8, or you can add the JavaFX package separately, for example, from JDK 8 (jfxrt.jar).
First of all You need the Ultimate version: then: Settings > Build, Executions, Deployment -> Application Servers > “+” > JBOss Server
Intellij IDEA will not automatically do a make install when you do a Build Project. In order to do that, proceed as follows: Under Maven Projects tab (usually on the right hand side), select the goals you want Intellij to run after a Build -> Make Project and then right click and select the trigger … Read more
Right click on your package no matter which. Click Diagrams > Show Diagram (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+U). You will see your package in diagram editor. Now: You can expand (E) or collapse (C) all nodes. You can show dependencies You can show many attributes of nodes (constructors, methods, properties…) You can drag&drop other packages from project explorer. So, … Read more
You could create a Compound run type and add all your applications in it. That way you can just run that config and all your apps will start.