Problems view displays system-generated errors, warnings, and information associated with a resource.
All these errors and warnings are typically produced by builders.
Errors are marked by . In the editor, the same sign marks the line containing an error:
Warnings are marked by . In the editor, the lines containing warnings are marked with the same sign:
To jump to the place in the source code where the error or warning occurred, double-click the error/warning in the list:
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View menu |
opens the drop-down menu ↓ |
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Minimize |
minimizes the view |
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Maximize |
maximizes the view |
From the drop-down menu of the Problems view, you can perform these actions:
By default, all the errors and warnings are displayed.
You can filter the displayed content by selecting the necessary option:
By default, errors are grouped by Severity:
With Show and Hide buttons, you can select the columns that will be shown in the view by moving them from Hidden to Shown fields.
With Up and Down buttons, you can put the columns in the order you want them to be displayed in the view:
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Go to |
shows the line containing the error or the warning in the editor:
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Copy |
Ctrl+C |
allows copying the selected file or program |
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Delete |
Delete |
deletes the selected file or program |
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Select All |
Crtl+A |
allows selecting all the problems in the list |
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Show In |
allows opening the selected item in the System Explorer view or Properties view:
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Quick Fix |
Crtl+1 |
allows quickly resolving the missing API baseline problems |
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New Task from Marker |
allows setting tasks for the selected problems:
You can view all the tasks in the Task List view of the Planning perspective:
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Properties |
Alt+Enter |
opens the Properties window:
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Configure Contents dialog window allows customizing the Problems view:
By default, Show all items is checked.
When Show all items is unchecked, you can select what items are shown and how:
Configurations can be created, renamed, and removed with the corresponding buttons:
Only custom configurations сan be renamed and removed. Default configurations can only be viewed.
Use item limits allows setting how many items will be displayed in the view:
Scope allows showing the problems occurred with all the elements, the elements of the selected project, or the working sets:
Description allows displaying only those items that contain (or do not contain) the specified text.
You can enter the text by direct-printing:
Types allows selecting and deselecting the types of problems displayed in the view: