title: Hide stack frames in IDE Debugger (e.g. Java9 StackWalker)
body: <p>Java9's new <code>StackWalker</code> feature made me realize that it would be great if Eclipse (preferably, or IntelliJ) could be configured to use a custom StackWalker that could modify the normal Call Stack view in the IDE's Debugger.</p>
  
  <p>What I want to do is to hide e.g. specific technical stack entries when debugging JavaEE programs, but also in many third party support libraries. In general I want the option to leave out specific (customizable) stack frames that are not typically of interest, for instance based on (wildcards of) package or class names. Ideally, "step in" would also automatically skip such frames and step until back inside a "not-suppressed" stack frame.</p>
  
  <p>Does anybody know if such a feature is already available in either Eclipse or IntelliJ. It's OK if it doesn't specifically use StackWalker but something conceptually similar. Or do you know if such a feature is planned in either IDE.</p>