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I added Foo.scala as a new Scala class within my IntelliJ 14.1 project:

class Foo 
object Foo

When I click on this file once in IntelliJ, it expands the Class and Object:

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I find it to be a hassle to have to click the file (Foo.scala), and then double-click the Object/Class to view the source.

How can I configure IntelliJ to open the source file once I double-click on the file name, i.e. Foo.scala per this example?

Kevin Meredith
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    I'd say: don't use the mouse. Or even better; don't use the project view at all. Use ⌘n to open the file, or double shift. – Erik Pragt Jul 03 '15 at 12:39
  • @ErikPragt 1. why not use the mouse? 2. It's still relevant with the keyboard (I would expect to "Jump to source"). 3. Why the hell should you not use the project view? It's like someone asking "how can I build a kitchen for my house?" and you say "just buy the entire house". – Eyal Roth Dec 02 '15 at 18:06
  • This isn't a Scala specific problem. Take a look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19417206/intellij-project-view-not-show-multiple-classes-in-same-file – Eyal Roth Dec 02 '15 at 18:08

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You can't. Please file an issue at JetBrains if you want to have this improved.

Erik Pragt
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