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Vasanth Dharmaraj

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Eclipse tip: Quick views Posted: May 20, 2004 12:01 AM
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One well known quick view in Eclipse (3.0) is the outline quick view. This can be invoked in the Java editor using 'Ctrl + O' for the current type and 'Ctrl + F3' for the type under cursor. This can be very useful to quickly navigate between members of a type. If the shortcuts are pressed twice the members of the super type are also shown.

Another useful quick view is for type hierarchy. Use the shortcut 'Ctrl + T' to use this. Again if the shortcut is pressed twice the super type hierarchy is shown. Here is how a quick view looks like:

Quick View

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