The simplest method would be to manually selecting each file in the Project window whilst holding ctrl, and then right-click and run your desired action on all items selected. With regards to completing batch file operations on the list of files found, I do not know of any way that you can do this within IntelliJ. More information on the Search Everywhere function can be found here. java files with newFile anywhere in the file name. If you omit the forward slash, it will return all. Searching for /newFile*.java will find all. You can also use wildcards, and a forward slash at the start of the search will only find results beginning with the criteria. There is a checkbox to include non-project files if you wish. To open the window press the search button in the top right hand corner of IntelliJ, or double-press shift.įrom here you can enter your search criteria, and it will return all matching files within the current project. You can use the "Search Everywhere" window. Tested with WebStorm 2018.2.2 and Intellij IDEA 2018.3. For Red Hat (or RHEL) based distros use yum or dnf.
#Search file intellij install
I agree JetBrains could make this functions more obvious / straightforward to discover and use. Search the best way to install IntelliJ IDEA using your package manager.
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