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[eclipse] highlight usage feature ?

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Luc Mercier - 26 Apr 2005 14:54 GMT
I'm moving from Intellij IDEA to Eclipse. I didn't find yet a 'highlight

usage' feature in Eclipse, which I used all the time in IDEA.

Does it exists ? If so, what is the shortcut ?

Thx.

Luc (new student at Brown)
Daniel Rohe - 26 Apr 2005 15:42 GMT
I think what you mean is called "mark occurence" in Eclipse. If you have an
editor open, move your mouse over the toolbar and you will find it the
button "toggle mark occurence". There you can enable that feature.

Daniel

> I'm moving from Intellij IDEA to Eclipse. I didn't find yet a 'highlight
> usage' feature in Eclipse, which I used all the time in IDEA.
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> Luc (new student at Brown)
Robert Klemme - 26 Apr 2005 16:53 GMT
> I think what you mean is called "mark occurence" in Eclipse. If you have an
> editor open, move your mouse over the toolbar and you will find it the
> button "toggle mark occurence". There you can enable that feature.

Plus there's find all occurrences (Shift-Ctrl-G) and find all occurrences
in current file (Shift-Ctrl-U).

   robert

> Daniel
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> > Luc (new student at Brown)
Shai - 17 May 2005 18:23 GMT
> I'm moving from Intellij IDEA to Eclipse. I didn't find yet a 'highlight
> usage' feature in Eclipse, which I used all the time in IDEA.
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> Luc (new student at Brown)
It is possible for sure.
If you're using eclipse 3.1Mx then you can find this option under
Preferences->Java->Editor->Mark Occurrences
In eclipse 3.0 it should be a similar path (I know it's there for sure).

HTH,

Shai


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