Question

I use SBT 0.11.0. It requires that all sources must be placed in:

[project]/src/main/scala/

However I want a custom package such as:

[project]/src/com/test/...

I can leave things as SBT requires, then specify in every source file the custom package:

package com.test

But I got some problems with Eclipse auto-features such as import statements, generating new classes… Eclipse always adds main.scala before com.test. Is there something I can do to solve this?

Edited

For example I have this:

[project]
  src
    main
      scala
        com
          test
            A.scala
              package com.test
              ...
            B.scala
              package com.test
              ...

In B, I use some functions of A, I type it, then press Ctrl+Shift+O to let Eclipse import A. Eclipse does this:

import main.scala.com.test.A

But in A I set package to com.test (not main.scala.com.test).

This is small example. But when I have many source files, I need to refactor my code, things will be harder…

Answer 1

You are confusing source folders and packages!

sbt by convention uses the source folder src/main/scala for Scala code. Within this folder you can create whichever packages you want, e.g. a subfolder foo/bar with a file Baz.scala that contains the following code:

package foo.bar

object Baz {
  ...
}