8 simple tips to boost your productivity with Eclipse | Codingpedia.org
1. References of used class/method in code This is a very quick and useful way to find out where a class or method is used throughout the workspace/project. How to do it - select class/method > right click > References > Workspace (Ctrl+Shift+G) || Project Once you've done that, the results will be displayed in the Search view: Show references Another alternative for that is by selecting the class/method > start Java Search (Ctrl+H) > select your search criteria (in this case Type) and limit to References: Show References via Java Search 2. Bookmarks So I've found out where the method is used or where I want to modify some code. For sure I might want to go back to that location several times before I am finished. I don't want to search for the location in code every time so I just bookmark it! How to do it – go to the left margin of the code view (where you set the breakpoints) > right click > Add bookmark… Add bookmark 3.Read full article from 8 simple tips to boost your productivity with Eclipse | Codingpedia.org
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