Stack Trace Console in IntelliJ IDEA

Does IntelliJ have an equivalent to Eclipse's "Java Stack Trace Console," where you can paste in a stack trace and it 开发者_运维百科will linkify it for you if it matches any of the source files in your project?

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⇧⌘A -> Analyze Stacktrace...

The clipboard content is automatically pasted in the window, so you can just press enter.

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I think it maybe possible : Look here.

IntelliJ IDEA has a StackTrace Analyzer

Just click Analyze Stacktrace under the Analyze menu, and copy your stack trace in the dialog box. If your bug tracker or mail client corrupts stack traces (cut or wrap lines, etc.), simply click Normalize. - See more at: http://blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2006/08/analyzing-external-stack-traces/#sthash.zyEcrI1b.dpuf

You can also install stack trace unscramble plugins (Zelix Klassmaster/ProGuard) to make sense of scrambled stacktraces.

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It's built into the console. When I get an exception in a JUnit test, I can click on any class in the stack trace and immediately go to the source line. No plug-in necessary.

I use the enterprise version 10, not the community edition.

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As described here Analyze > Analyze Stacktrace