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you want the ctrl+p plugin It's a fuzzy file finder. For your example of `org/example/groupid/packageid/submodule/File.java` I might write "[Ctrl+P] pamodFi[E

by qup 2y ago

you want the ctrl+p plugin It's a fuzzy file finder. For your example of `org/example/groupid/packageid/submodule/File.java` I might write "[Ctrl+P] pamodFi[Enter]" If `File.java` is unique enough, I can just type that and it finds it without issue. There's also filetree plugins if you really want the visual clutter

vips7L 2y ago
This is even how I navigate files in IntelliJ.
- brabel 2y ago
  In IntelliJ, you don't normally need to look for files unless they're non-source code, as you can just go directly to types regardless of their file names.
  - vips7L 2y ago
    Yeah it’s the general same concept though. Ctrl + P and type or shift + shift and type the thing you want.
    - brabel 2y ago
      On Mac, it's Cmd+o for types, Cmd+shift+o for actual file names.