问题
I'm starting use the IntelliJ-IDEA
, but my java
files doesn't detect errors like imports for example. I don't create one project java
, because i'm using different languages in same project, but I want that in the java
files, he detect the errors. How can I make this?
回答1:
Intellij can work very well standard project layouts. If yours is not standard - tell Intellij how it is structured: from open workspace, select File -> Project Structure (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S), and go through all the tabs to setup specifics:
The most important tabs are probably:
- Project tab, where you specify jdk to use with the project (JAVA_HOME if you will)
- Modules -> Sources where you tell intellij which directories should be treated as java packages
- Modules -> Paths to setup where you want to put compiled classes
- Modules -> Libraries - to specify any additional jars to be used.
Assume you have two java files in your project:
package com.myproject // this one have package
public class SomeClass{
//whatever
}
and
public class Main {
// whatever - no package
}
so you should have them inside some directory:
directory
|- com
| |- mypackage
| |- SomeClass.java
|- Main.java
In such structure - the directory
is sources root. Mark it as such
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33783232/intellij-errors-java-imports-etc-doesnt-detect