- Installation Checklist
- Predefined Projects
- Getting Started
- Build Configurations
- Non-top files
- default.build
- Auto-config
- Simulator Log-config
- Emulating compiler invocations
- Multiple .build Files
- Compatibility Modes
- Paths
- Strings
- Comments
- Environment Variables
- Including Other Argument Files
- Build Persistence
- DVT Auto-Linked
- Run a Script Before Build
- All Build Directives
- e Language Test Files
- e Language SPECMAN_PATH
- SystemVerilog OVM or UVM Library Compilation
- Xilinx Libraries Compilation
- Intel(Altera) Quartus Libraries Compilation
- Questa Libraries Compilation
- Use of External Programs
- Breadcrumb Navigation Bar
- Compile Checks
- Content Assist (Autocomplete)
- Quick Fix Proposals
- Content Filters
- Code Templates
- File Templates
- Project Templates
- Code Formatting
- Inspect Extensions (Layers)
- Inactive Code Highlight
- Semantic Search
- Search for References (Usages)
- Show Instances
- Quick Search in Views
- Refactoring
- External Tools Integration
- Custom Dialogs
- Command Line Interface
- dvt_cli.sh
- Syntax
- Examples
- Makefile Example
- Commands
- Create a Project (Mixed-Language Capable)
- Create a Project From an Existing Template
- Import an Existing Project
- List Compiled Files
- Compare Files
- Launch a Run Configuration
- Open a File
- Close a File
- Open a Custom Dialog
- Open a Perspective
- Refresh a Project
- Rebuild a Project
- Print Edited File
- Quit
- Query the running status
- Print version
- Reminders (TODO Markers)
- Settings Management
- Reference
- Comments Formatting
- Common Shortcuts
- Custom Pragmas
- Memory Monitor
- DVT Resource Monitor
- Editor Right Click Menu
- Hyperlinks
- Icons and Decorations
- Scripts
- Syntax Coloring
- Themes
- Tooltips
- Views
- Application Notes
- Tips and Tricks
- > Q & A
- I am new to Eclipse, where should I start from?
- Where can I find DVT Help?
- How do I see and configure the key shortcuts?
- Are there any backup files in Eclipse?
- Workspace in use, cannot launch eclipse...
- Locking is not possible in the directory...
- How to start DVT Eclipse with a different eclipse.ini
- Save could not be completed
- IBM Clearcase Plugin
- DVT is crashing with "Problematic frame ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 _dl_rtld_di_serinfo
- libxul.so undefined symbol
- How do I Access Files Outside Project Dir - Working with Linked Resources
- Mapping Linux to Windows (/proj/ to Z:\proj\)
- > How to use Working Sets for filtering Problems/Task/Search views?
- Subversive vs Subclipse
- How do I associate a project with both DVT and CDT?
- Can I use vi/vim along with DVT?
- Can I perform dos2unix or unix2dos from DVT?
- How can I configure Eclipse to use a local CVS repository?
- I am using the Common Desktop Environment via Citrix and experiencing crashes. What can I do?
- How do I change the background color of the Editor?
- Some widget colors are not displayed properly. What can I do?
- How do I change the tooltip colors?
- How do I change Internet Proxy Settings?
- Eclipse does not start, there is no Workspace, metadata or log file created
- Workspace permissions
- How do I link mylyn with Bugzilla?
- How do I print source code?
- How do I disable Eclipse Software Sites?
- How do I revert to a previous version?
- What are the most common shortcuts in DVT?
- How does DVT integrate with emacs?
- How does DVT integrate with CVS?
- How to set an environment variable within a Run Configuration?
- How to run a remote Unix command from DVT Eclipse for Windows?
- How do I tell DVT to skip some files from compilation?
- Rebuild shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + R) does not work
- I want to use an alias in a DVT Generic Run Configuration, but it's not recognized
- How to set multiple paths as sources of predefined projects ?
- Lines are suddenly changing indentation when I edit text or move the cursor through the editor.
- How to change the directory where the build log file is saved ?
- How to find the DVT logs on Linux/Unix ?
- How to create resource filters ?
- How to create custom shortcut and button for a Run Configuration?
- I know that file.foo is present in the project location, but I can't see it in the Navigator View
- How to copy the full path to the file in the current editor?
- How to adjust the console logs filters matching parameters?
- When I switch to Block (Column) Selection mode the font changes
- In Block (Column) Selection mode I see strange editng artifacts
- How to modify the font size in the code editors?
- How to automatically checkout/lock files from the revision control system ?
- How can I see if a file is read-only?
- How can I open a file in DVT from the terminal?
- How can I open a file in DVT from Questa?
- How do I change the name of the xterm opened by a DVT Generic Run Configuration?
- I get errors while installing or updating a plugin from an update site
- What is New?
- How to Report an Issue?
- Legal Notices
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First of all, in general you can customize the contents of the Problems/Tasks/Search views by using the View Menu > Configure contents.
To see only the issues/tasks related to "your own code", you must first tell Eclipse what "your own code" means, and this can be achieved by using Working Sets.
For easier access to Working Sets related commands, you should first enable two command groups: go to Window > Customize Perspective > Command Groups Availability, and from the Available Command Groups list on the left select Window Working Set and Working Set Manipulation.
Now, there should be three new buttons in the Eclipse toolbar that allow you to select/deselect current working sets and add/remove resources from existing working sets.
Modify workbench working sets
Add the selected elements to a working set
Remove the selected elements from a working set
Using the add/remove buttons you can craft one or more Working Sets to contain various sets of resources (i.e. files/folders). If you haven't created any working sets before you will be prompted to create a new one. Then, using the ' Modify Workbench Working Set ' button you can select several sets of resources form the ' Current Working Set '.
Finally, to achieve the Problems View/Tasks View filtering you require,you should create a filter ( View Menu > Configure contents > New) with the Scope set to ' On Working Set: Window Working Set '. With this filter activated, the Tasks and Problems views will only show the errors that are contained in the sets selected from the toolbar dropdown.
