Re: [scala-ide-user] Possible to navigate attached sources where package and folder doesn't match?

[Mirco Dotta]

Hi Viktor,

Yes, that is a known limitation, and a very annoying one. It comes from the fact that we re-use the Eclipse Java support.

As you know, in Java packages and filesystem location are required to match, so it's not just a convention, like in Scala.

I remember a year ago I tried to see if I could fix this issue, but I didn't get to the bottom of it. I don't remember the details, but 

I believe it was difficult to change the default behavior (no public entry point, you need to resort to aspects).

-- Mirco

On Jun 5, 2013, at 3:57 PM, Viktor Hedefalk wrote:

I'm trying to navigate sources of a dependency I have where the folders inside the sources-jar doesn't match the package declarations. Is this possible? 

I'm using sbt-eclipse to generate my .classpath and for this specific entry it looks like:

<classpathentry kind="lib" path="/Users/viktor/.ivy2/cache/net.liftmodules/fobo-twitter-bootstrap_2.5_2.10/jars/fobo-twitter-bootstrap_2.5_2.10-1.0.jar" sourcepath="/Users/viktor/.ivy2/cache/net.liftmodules/fobo-twitter-bootstrap_2.5_2.10/srcs/fobo-twitter-bootstrap_2.5_2.10-1.0-sources.jar"></classpathentry>

 And then for instance I open net.liftmodules.snippet.FoBo.TBNavbar, but the source file is under net/liftmodules/FoBoTB/snippet/FoBo/TBNavbar.scala and I guess since they don't match Eclipse can't find the actual source.

Weird I haven't struck this problem before, but I guess most my deps use matching folders/packages. Is there any way I can fix this?

Thanks,

Viktor

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