The metric plugin is enabled and disabled per Java project. In any Java Perspective, open the project\'s Properties. Select the \'Metrics\' tab and check or uncheck the \'Enable Metrics Gathering\' checkbox. Clicking \'OK\' now causes the project to rec
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When exporting HTML, you can elect to create a histogram for each metric (does not work on Mac OSX). The appropriate metric\'s histogram will be displayed on each page. See here for an example of some exported metrics. If this feature is enabled, a \'Dashboard\' will also be produced, containing the collected histograms for the project.
Metrics do not have to be enabled on the project in order to export.
Excluding Java Files
If you have Java files for which you do not want to have metrics calculated, you can exclude them. To do this, open the project\'s Properties in any Java Perspective and select the \'Metrics\' tab. You can either choose the files to ignore by browsing the file system (press \'Add Files...\') or you can enter a (Perl5) regular expression that matches the file path (press \'Add Regex...\').
Regular expressions are particularly useful when you have a naming convention for classes such as Mocks, Visitors, Mementos, etc. As an example, if you want to exclude all classes with \'Mock\' in the path , you could specify the regex \".*Mock.*\".
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