In the IDE I was referring to, all files were checked "in realtime" so that when I changed the code in a window and opened the combo box where the open files were listed, I could immediately see if the change caused an inconsistency in another file. Remark: their error checking routines are faster than those in IntelliJ... and they detect all the errors... Cannot you IntelliJ guys steal it from Codeguide ? ;o) Guillaume
>+1 for the tick/cross in the tab. The only problem is that either ALL open >files would need to be constantly checked, or the tick/cross would refer to >the last time you had the file active. eg. A.java has a reference to a >missing method in B.java (both files are open). I go to B.java and add the >method - does A.java's cross turn into a tick immediately? Or only when I >go back to it? _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
