In order to limit the source files in a JavaScript project's Global Scope the JSDT supports specifying project source folders. JavaScript source files (and sub folders) within a source folder is added to a projects Global Scope. By default the root folder of a JavaScript project is a source folder. So for most instances no source folder configuration is necisary. For HTML projects there are no source folder by default. HTML files have their own Global Scope that's a combination of libraries from the project and any source files included through HTML using <script src='...'> tag 1. Source folders are modified in the JavaScript Libraries properties page on the Source Folder tab. (see Figure 1). ![]() Figure 1. JavaScript Source Configuration 1. You may still manually specify a source folder in the JavaScript Include Path properties page to exist in each HTML file's Global Scope. |