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Shortcut for finding "Throwing methods" [message #148275] Fri, 12 March 2004 05:26 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: remove.this.tim.adler.at.bertelsmann.de

Hello everybody!

After installing the 3.0 some collegue found out that there was on
option to mark "throwing methods" of a certain Exception. Like in a
try-catch, where you'c want to know which methods throw the Exception
that you are trying to catch.
But he cannot remember the shortcut or option to activate for that.
Can somebody help me there?! BTW: Is there a comprehensive place that
shows all keyboard-shortcuts for Eclipse/JDT?

Thx, Tim
Re: Shortcut for finding "Throwing methods" [message #148291 is a reply to message #148275] Fri, 12 March 2004 06:43 Go to previous message
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Originally posted by: markus_keller.ch.ibm.spam.protect.com

a) automatically show references based on caret position in java editor:
Preferences > Java > Editor > Appearance > Mark occurrences in file

b) on demand:
Search > Exception Occurrences

Shortcuts can be configured in Preferences > Workbench > Keys

Markus


Tim Adler wrote:

> Hello everybody!
>
> After installing the 3.0 some collegue found out that there was on
> option to mark "throwing methods" of a certain Exception. Like in a
> try-catch, where you'c want to know which methods throw the Exception
> that you are trying to catch.
> But he cannot remember the shortcut or option to activate for that.
> Can somebody help me there?! BTW: Is there a comprehensive place that
> shows all keyboard-shortcuts for Eclipse/JDT?
>
> Thx, Tim
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