How can I get Eclipse to show files

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By default  Eclipse won t show my  htaccess file that I maintain in my project   It just shows an empty folder in the Package Viewer tree   How can I get it to show up   No obvious preferences

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1  From Package Explorer open the Filters    dialog     2  Then uncheck    resources option

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Preferences - gt  Remote Systems - gt  Files - gt  Show hidden files   make sure this is checked

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For Project Explorer View  1  Click on arrow View Menu  in right corner 2  Select Customize View    item from menu 3  Uncheck   resources checkbox under Filters tab 4  Click OK  -- Eclipse Juno

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Spring Tool Suite 4 Version  4 9 0 RELEASE Build Id  202012132054 For Mac

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I m using 64 bit Eclipse for PHP Devleopers Version  Helios Service Release 2  It cam with RSE    None of the above solutions worked for me    What I did was similar to scubabble s answer  but after clicking the down arrow  view menu  in the top of the RSE package explorer I had to mouseover  Preferences  and click on  Remote Systems   I then opened the  Remote Systems  nav tree in the left of the preferences window that came u and went to  Files   Underneath a list of File types is a checkbox that was unchecked   Show hidden files   CHECK IT

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1  From Package Explorer open the Filters    dialog     2  Then uncheck    resources option

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In the package explorer  in the upper right corner of the view  there is a little down arrow  Tool tip will say view menu  From that menu  select filters    From there  uncheck    resources   So Package Explorer - gt  View Menu - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources   With Eclipse Kepler and OS X this is a bit different   Package Explorer - gt  Customize View - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources

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On Mac  Eclipse -  Preferences -  Remote Systems -  Files -  click Show Hidden Files

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In the package explorer  in the upper right corner of the view  there is a little down arrow  Tool tip will say view menu  From that menu  select filters    From there  uncheck    resources   So Package Explorer - gt  View Menu - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources   With Eclipse Kepler and OS X this is a bit different   Package Explorer - gt  Customize View - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources

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In my case  I wanted to see  htaccess files  but not all the other    resources  In Zend Studio for Eclipse  in PHP Explorer  not Remote System Explorer   click the downward facing arrow  next to the left right arrows   Choose Filters  Uncheck    resources In the  Name filter patterns  area  type the filenames you want to ignore  I used    svn   cvs   DS Store   buildpath   project

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If using Zend Studio  same arrow  go to RSE view  click on the downward facing arrow  hit preferences  and then check show hidden files   That did the trick for me

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In your package explorer  pull down the menu and select  Filters        You can adjust what types of files are shown hidden there   Looking at my Red Hat Developer Studio  approximately Eclipse 3 2   I see that the top item in the list is     resources  and it is excluded by default

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If you re using Eclipse PDT  this is done by opening up the PHP explorer view  then clicking the upside-down triangle in the top-right of that window  A context window appears  and the filters option is available there  Clicking the Filters menu option opens a new window  where    files can be unchecked  thus allowing the editing of  htaccess files   I searched forever for this  so I m sorta answering my own question here  I m sure someone else will have the same problem too  so I hope this helps someone else as well

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Cory is correct    If you re using Eclipse PDT  this is done by opening up the PHP explorer view  I just spent about half an hour looking for the little arrow  until I actually looked up what the  PHP Explorer  view is  Here is a screenshot

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Eclipse shows hidden files in the  Navigator  view  You can add that via Window- Show View- Navigator

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Spring Tool Suite 4 Version  4 9 0 RELEASE Build Id  202012132054 For Mac

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On Mac  Eclipse -  Preferences -  Remote Systems -  Files -  click Show Hidden Files

User · Answer

In your package explorer  pull down the menu and select  Filters        You can adjust what types of files are shown hidden there   Looking at my Red Hat Developer Studio  approximately Eclipse 3 2   I see that the top item in the list is     resources  and it is excluded by default

User · Answer

In my case  I wanted to see  htaccess files  but not all the other    resources  In Zend Studio for Eclipse  in PHP Explorer  not Remote System Explorer   click the downward facing arrow  next to the left right arrows   Choose Filters  Uncheck    resources In the  Name filter patterns  area  type the filenames you want to ignore  I used    svn   cvs   DS Store   buildpath   project

User · Answer

In your package explorer  pull down the menu and select  Filters        You can adjust what types of files are shown hidden there   Looking at my Red Hat Developer Studio  approximately Eclipse 3 2   I see that the top item in the list is     resources  and it is excluded by default

User · Answer

If you re using Eclipse PDT  this is done by opening up the PHP explorer view  then clicking the upside-down triangle in the top-right of that window  A context window appears  and the filters option is available there  Clicking the Filters menu option opens a new window  where    files can be unchecked  thus allowing the editing of  htaccess files   I searched forever for this  so I m sorta answering my own question here  I m sure someone else will have the same problem too  so I hope this helps someone else as well

User · Answer

In your package explorer  pull down the menu and select  Filters        You can adjust what types of files are shown hidden there   Looking at my Red Hat Developer Studio  approximately Eclipse 3 2   I see that the top item in the list is     resources  and it is excluded by default

User · Answer

I m using 64 bit Eclipse for PHP Devleopers Version  Helios Service Release 2  It cam with RSE    None of the above solutions worked for me    What I did was similar to scubabble s answer  but after clicking the down arrow  view menu  in the top of the RSE package explorer I had to mouseover  Preferences  and click on  Remote Systems   I then opened the  Remote Systems  nav tree in the left of the preferences window that came u and went to  Files   Underneath a list of File types is a checkbox that was unchecked   Show hidden files   CHECK IT

User · Answer

Preferences - gt  Remote Systems - gt  Files - gt  Show hidden files   make sure this is checked

User · Answer

Eclipse shows hidden files in the  Navigator  view  You can add that via Window- Show View- Navigator

User · Answer

In the package explorer  in the upper right corner of the view  there is a little down arrow  Tool tip will say view menu  From that menu  select filters    From there  uncheck    resources   So Package Explorer - gt  View Menu - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources   With Eclipse Kepler and OS X this is a bit different   Package Explorer - gt  Customize View - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources

User · Answer

If using Zend Studio  same arrow  go to RSE view  click on the downward facing arrow  hit preferences  and then check show hidden files   That did the trick for me

User · Answer

Cory is correct    If you re using Eclipse PDT  this is done by opening up the PHP explorer view  I just spent about half an hour looking for the little arrow  until I actually looked up what the  PHP Explorer  view is  Here is a screenshot

User · Answer

For Project Explorer View  1  Click on arrow View Menu  in right corner 2  Select Customize View    item from menu 3  Uncheck   resources checkbox under Filters tab 4  Click OK  -- Eclipse Juno

User · Answer

In the package explorer  in the upper right corner of the view  there is a little down arrow  Tool tip will say view menu  From that menu  select filters    From there  uncheck    resources   So Package Explorer - gt  View Menu - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources   With Eclipse Kepler and OS X this is a bit different   Package Explorer - gt  Customize View - gt  Filters - gt  uncheck    resources

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