Create a project without specifying a compiler output path. Visit project properties, for example in order to change some javadoc settings.
Try to compile your project. You'll get a dialog saying the output path isn't specified, and when you click OK the project properties will be shown -- but it will show the same page it did when you closed the dialog last time. I think it would be better to automatically switch to the compiler settings tab, especially since if you happened to have visited the JavaDoc settings, the topmost field says "Output Path:", and it's easy to think that that refers to the compiler's output path... BTW, why do I *have* to specify the compiler output path and certain other paths in various dialogs by clicking the "..." button? Sometimes I want to paste a path into a text field rather than searching for it in a file dialog. Especially on a multi-user unix system where /home might be huge... I prefer having a text field available, as in the Javadoc output directory settings. _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
