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I just installed Eclipse to use it with PHP. I have a file with the content:

<?php 
    require 'content/addon.php';
?>

The problem is that the file addon.php doesn't exist yet Eclipse is not showing any warnings or errors.

Is there a way to configure Eclipse to show errors on files that are requested by require or include, but the file doesn't exist?

The example above is simple, but I'm going to work with a big website with hundreds of files and I want to find those missing requires without have to test all pages.

Félix Adriyel Gagnon-Grenier
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    I don't think so, because Eclipse is (as far as I know) a Java-focused IDE. But a PHP-focused IDE like PHPStorm or IntelliJ IDEA with the PHP plugin give a warning if the file doesn't exist. – Filnor Jan 16 '18 at 13:17
  • @chade_ the eclipse has already pointed a missing class that was on a different folder, away from my project folder. could be that hard to pointed a missing require/include? – Lyonmen Jan 16 '18 at 13:26

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