Multiple classes displayed in IntelliJ

On Friday October 30 2009, Randy Kahle wrote:
> I am using the latest build of Maia (Community) with the Scala
> plugin.
>
> I'm noticing that my classes are listed twice in the Project view on
> the left. I've tried all sorts of ideas to eliminate the duplication
> but I'm stuck.
>
> Any suggestions are welcome!

Might you have overlapping source routes that allow those classes to be
found by different (source-root-relative) file pathnames?

On Friday October 30 2009, Randall R Schulz wrote:
> On Friday October 30 2009, Randy Kahle wrote:
> > I am using the latest build of Maia (Community) with the Scala
> > plugin.
> >
> > I'm noticing that my classes are listed twice in the Project view
> > on the left. I've tried all sorts of ideas to eliminate the
> > duplication but I'm stuck.
> >
> > Any suggestions are welcome!
>
> Might you have overlapping source routes that allow those classes to
> be found by different (source-root-relative) file pathnames?

Sorry. I meant "source roots."

RRS

I've checked that several times as that was my initial conclusion also.

I've discovered a new bit of information as I was working on the files. If I
have a compiler error then the 2nd displayed instance goes away. Once I fix
the error and compile, they both show up again. I'm thinking it is showing a
source version of a compiled instance? That sounds weird, but maybe.

I have a non-standard configuration because I'm compiling for NetKernel and
it prefers that I have source and compiled class files in the same tree
location. Maybe it's related to that.

I'll continue to puzzle on this one.

Thanks! -- Randy

Randall Schulz wrote:
>
> On Friday October 30 2009, Randall R Schulz wrote:
>> On Friday October 30 2009, Randy Kahle wrote:
>> > I am using the latest build of Maia (Community) with the Scala
>> > plugin.
>> >
>> > I'm noticing that my classes are listed twice in the Project view
>> > on the left. I've tried all sorts of ideas to eliminate the
>> > duplication but I'm stuck.
>> >
>> > Any suggestions are welcome!
>>
>> Might you have overlapping source routes that allow those classes to
>> be found by different (source-root-relative) file pathnames?
>
> Sorry. I meant "source roots."
>
>
> RRS
>
>

On Friday October 30 2009, Randy Kahle wrote:
> I've checked that several times as that was my initial conclusion
> also.
>
> I've discovered a new bit of information as I was working on the
> files. If I have a compiler error then the 2nd displayed instance
> goes away. Once I fix the error and compile, they both show up again.
> I'm thinking it is showing a source version of a compiled instance?
> That sounds weird, but maybe.
>
> I have a non-standard configuration because I'm compiling for
> NetKernel and it prefers that I have source and compiled class files
> in the same tree location. Maybe it's related to that.

I think that's likely. I've never known anyone to actually prefer to
have .class files cluttering their source directories...

> I'll continue to puzzle on this one.
>
> Thanks! -- Randy

Randall Schulz