- If the Phing support is not enabled in the project, open a Phing build file in the editor or select it in the Project tool window, and then choose Add as Phing build file on the context menu of the selection.
- If Phing is supported at the project level, choose on the main menu.
- Open the Phing Build tool window.
- To view the build targets defined in a specific build file, expand the corresponding build file node.
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To have certain build targets in a specific build file hidden in the tree view, select the corresponding file
and click the Settings button
on the toolbar.
In the Phing Settings dialog box that opens, switch to the Hiding targets tab
and select the Hide check boxes next to the names of the targets to be hidden.
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To have build targets defined in all build files displayed or hidden,
click respectively the Expand All button
or the Collapse All button 
on the toolbar.
- To navigate to the definition of a target in the source code, select the desired target and choose Jump to Source on the context menu of the selection.
You can associate a build target with a keyboard shortcut and execute commonly-used targets with a single key-stroke. If a Phing build file is added to the project, its targets appear under the Phing Targets node in the Keymap dialog box.
- In the Phing Build tool window, right-click the desired build target.
- On the context menu, choose .
- In the Keymap dialog box that opens, Configure the Shortcut.
- Open the Phing Build tool window.
- Select the desired target and choose Before Run/Debug on the context menu of the selection.
- In the Execute Target Before Run/Debug dialog box that opens, select the configurations before which you want the target executed.
