This option has been deprecated and is going to be removed soon.įrom the main menu, select Code | Analyze Code | Locate Duplicates. To re-enable the inspection, go to Settings | Editor | Inspections and select the checkbox next to Duplicated code fragment.įor more information, refer to Disable inspections. Place the caret at the code element for which you want to disable the inspection and press Alt+Enter.Ĭlick the arrow next to the Show all duplicates like this action and select Disable inspection. It means that the code analysis engine stops searching project files for the problem that this inspection is designed to detect. When you disable the inspection, you turn it off. Place the caret at the code element for which you want to suppress the inspection and press Alt+Enter.Ĭlick the arrow next to the Show all duplicates like this action and select the necessary suppress action.įor more information, refer to Suppress inspections. When you suppress the inspection, the code analysis engine doesn't highlight the problem found by this inspection in the specific piece of code (class, method, field, or statement). If you disable a language on this page, this language will be hidden in the inspection settings. The dialog also allows you to completely exclude a language from the analysis and indexing.
Select file types to which the analysis should apply and select the checkboxes next to the constructs that you want to anonymize. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Editor | Duplicates. Ignore names and values while searching for duplicatesįor each file type, you can define whether identical entities that only differ by names or values should be treated as duplicates.
Select the languages for which this inspection is going to work. The exact value of units can be calculated as follows: units = 2 * number of statements + number of expressions. Decrease the value to find more duplicates. Increase the value to get more accurate results.
The default value is a compromise between accuracy and the amount of found duplicates. Skip duplicates simpler than: configure the size of the code fragment that is compared against the rest of the code in the selected set of files in units. You can restrict the analysis to see duplicates only from the same module or from the same file to avoid false-positive results. Show duplicates from: select the set of files from which duplicates are going to be shown. Scope: select the scope of files in which the inspection is going to operate (the code on which the inspection in going to run). Severity: select a severity level from the list or create a new one. Once you click the inspection, its settings appear on the right. In the search field of the Inspections dialog, type duplicated code fragment to locate the inspection in the list. Make sure that the necessary inspection profile is selected in the Profile list. Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Editor | Inspections. To see all duplicates in the selected set of files at once, run the inspection by name. The inspection works out of the box and has a number of settings that you can change to adjust its behavior. If you create a duplicate by writing or pasting code, IntelliJ IDEA highlights it right away and suggests quick-fixes. IntelliJ IDEA helps you find repetitive blocks of code in a certain set of files by means of the Duplicated code fragment inspection.
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