Eclipse: browsing sourcecode using { as marks

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Oliver Madlener - 05 Jul 2005 20:19 GMT

Hello everyone,

I am using eclipse 3.0.2 on Linux. Is it possible to browse
Java-sourcecode using the brackets { as a jumping point?
example

public void foo(){ <- first entry

if(isFoo){ <- second entry

doFoo();

}else{ <- third entry

doAnotherFoo();

}

thanks alot for any help!

kind regards

Oliver

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Roland - 06 Jul 2005 01:15 GMT

> I am using eclipse 3.0.2 on Linux. Is it possible to browse
> Java-sourcecode using the brackets { as a jumping point?
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> doAnotherFoo();
> }

Select the opening brace and then press Ctrl-K to find next occurrence,
Ctrl-Shift-K for previous.

This should work for other text selections too: for instance when you
select 'foo' and press Ctrl-K, it will find the next occurrence of 'foo'.

The options in the 'Find and Replace' dialog (Ctrl-F) affect the
behavior of Ctrl-K. When you have selected 'Case sensitive' for example,
'Foo' in isFoo, doFoo, etc. will /not/ be found when pressing Ctrl-K
after selecting 'foo'. Enabling the 'Wrap search' option in the 'Find
and Replace' dialog can be useful too, as it will not stop searching at
the end of the file.

A list of default keyboard shortcuts can be found at
<http://eclipse-tools.sourceforge.net/shortcuts.html>.

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Roland de Ruiter
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