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I am attempting to analyze a single Java file in IntelliJ by selecting Analyze > Inspect Code from the context menu. Specifically, I am wanting to search for unused methods or fields. I have used this quite a bit with previous projects. Unfortunately, my current project has a bunch of HTML and JavaScript code. It appears that all of those files are being analyzed when I attempt to inspect my Java code. How do I avoid the inclusion of my HTML code in the backward analysis step?

Viper Bailey
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You could use a custom scope and exclude *.html and *.js, then when you run inspect code, choose to inspect code only in your custom scope.

Matthew Madson
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  • The problem is that the scope, from what I understand, determines which java files to include in the analysis. I only want to analyze one java file. I may not be understanding the inspect scope though. – Viper Bailey Apr 03 '14 at 22:57