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!!View all current compile error of the project/workspace
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IntelliJ does not have a view showing all current compile errors like Eclipse did, because it does not compile automatically on each change of the code.\\
For me, the best replacement so far is the following:
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# In the settings, search for Java Compiler and select "Eclipse" as compiler.
# Make sure that "Proceed on errors" is checked
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If you now want to see all compile errors, e.g. after a "dirty refactoring":
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# Go to "Build" and "Make Project". It may take a few seconds, but not many (< 10s for me). If you made changes with big impact in Eclipse, it would also compile for some time...
# You now see the errors and warnings in the messages view.
# Alternatively, select scope "Problems" in the Project view. It will show all classes/files with compile errors.
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