Re: finding all Java classes in a project
Sreenivasa Viswanadha <[email protected]> Wed, 25 Jun 2003 11:34:41 -0700
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> In either case, it seems ridiculous to cache (and keep in sync) model > of class names (based on compiler's output), since they can be > converted easily from browsed files' names without unnecessary > overhead of MDR. Nobody is saying keep it in cache. If the operation is so simple, there *should not* be a overhead in the MDR. Otherwise, there is a fundamental flaw in the MDR design. FYI, you can scan JDK sources and get all the toplevel class names in < 5 sec without any caching. In fact, an RFE I want to see is an explorer tab with all class names. Right now, it is so hard to browse to classes, it will be nice to have a view that is much more accessible (like the MDR explorer). VCafe had it and it is very convenient and useful. Sreeni.