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In the "package explorer view" of eclipse, some of my "file system folders" (e.g. src/main) are shown (my source folder is set to src/main/java).

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Showing the folder twice is redundant. How can I prevent this behaviour by default?

Edward
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  • You should rather use Navigator View or Filters. Take a look at this answer: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14437227/how-to-hide-src-folder-from-eclipse-project-explorer – Noam Manos Jan 15 '15 at 09:01

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Have you tried this?

1) Right click on the project, choose Properties.

2) Java Build Path

3) Source tab, select the folder on your build path (src/main) then select Excluded node

4) Click Edit... button and add the pattern to exclude (src/main) and include (src/main/java) from the build path. You can fine-tune it with wildcards.

Adam Horvath
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I had the same problem with a C project.

On the top-right angle of the project explorer, you can find a triangle icon. Click on that, you will find one of these two following menu items (depending on the version):

  1. "Customize Window"
  2. "Filters"

Click the one you find, and you will get a checkboxes list with "Non Java-Elements" option. Toggle it and it works.

In case of C/C++ project, the entry is called "Non C-Objects".

Tried on Eclipse Oxygen and MCUxpresso.

borodin
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It's simple.

  1. click the project of your choice.

  2. Hit the 'edit' bottom.

  3. scroll down to the 'delete'.

Joe Jones
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