| [News.eclipse.technology.mylar] Re: Filters in PackageExplorer not Recognized |
Thanks for the answer.
Regards Stefan
Mylar should honor all Package Explorer filters. Toggling the Referenced Libraries filter works for me, so this is either a bug, or a result of using it in the not-yet supported Hierarchical Layout. If you're not able to toggle the Referenced Llibraries filter in the default Flat layout please do submit a bug report.
In my experience having Mylar applied to the Package Explorer usually removes the need for the Referenced Libraries filter, because you'll only end up seeing libraries those APIs that you repeatedly use. The interest level of the ones you don't navigate to again will decay and they'll disappear from the view.
There is another interesting issue related to those filters: when you Apply Mylar to the Package Explorer, and it's not in Working Sets mode, I'm wondering if it should automatically remove the Working Set filter that's currently enabled (and put it back when you toggle it off again). The issue is that if you navigate to something outside of your working set, you probably meant to do it. If you didn't, then you can easily mark that thing as uninteresting (or wait for it to disappear). This would also help with the problem that the Package Explorer will sometimes resolve libraries by looking up dependencies outside of the currently-selected working set, and fail to show them if that set is filtered out.
Mik
Stefan Langer wrote:
Hello,
I'm wondering if this is a bug or intended so I'm asking here before going into bugzilla.
I noticed that even though I have Referencedlibrary filter on in my package explorer MyLar shows classes I have opened recently in these libraries anyway. Wouldn't it be better to filter such references?
Regards Stefan
P.S.: Great Plugin!!!