Use the regular Java editor to view found source code. This would let the user search it and single-step through it in the debugger. JD-Eclipse has a similar feature, but unlike JD-Eclipse make sure it enhances or at least doesn't break Javadoc and code assist.

It would be useful to display links to the the last 10 or 20 classes that I have looked at on the main page somehow. I imagine you could do this with a cookie?

I often have to go back and look at a class multiple times while I am developing in a certain area and I can't always remember what the name of the class was.

This would enable us to write plugins for other IDE's like netbeans or access from other Webapps used in company intranets etc

I might be missing something but to me the search is far from what you'd expect under the name grep. There are no regular expressions but that's not as frustrating as the way it searches normal queries - it doesn't seem to search exact matches but rather partial ("onRecieve" gives all "on*" methods) and it seems that the default logic for multiple words is OR - I think that's completely inappropriate for searching code. I hope I missed something obvious because if not, that's... very strange.

Browsing grepcode from an iPhone is quite painful, this may be true with other mobile devices too.

I suggest enabling mobile browsing for the website.

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Add a posibility to see more text in the hierarchy tree like adding splitter to resize the left navigation (hierarchy, outline, etc.) box.

SVN repo: https://svn.scms.waikato.ac.nz/svn/weka/

When I use eclipse, I found it is painfull when I don't find the source code from some open source class jar files. If you can develop an eclipse-plugin or something else can automatic download source code jar when I click "attach source code path" , saved to local then open it in the editor. Next time, when I open the project, I don't need any file download. It seems like maven, but it is different. Just an idea.

I think your eclipse plugin is great. I also use m2eclipse. It would be neat if your plugin could inspect the maven dependencies for the current project and automatically choose the correct version of code to display instead of making us choose.

I just came across your web site - it is great. I tried to install your plug-in but unfortunately it does not function because where I work, we need to use a proxy to go out on the internet. I generally have no trouble using eclipse because it has configurable proxy settings (configurable under General->Network Connections).

It would be great if the eclipse plug-in used these proxy settings when trying fetch data from the internet.

As some types can evolve within different version of a project it would be nice to select right version for navigation.