rishimaharaj
Reputation: 1706
How to find which method calls currently selected method in Eclipse?
In Eclipse, when you click on a method name and press the F3 button, it takes you to that method.
How can I do the reverse of this? I have a method that's overloaded (probably about 12 different instances of it), and I would like to quickly find if this particular one is being called from anywhere else.
I know you can click on the method, press Ctrl+ H, and Search for this Method in the Workspace. Is there a simpler keyboard shortcut for this?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 493
Answers (2)
Louis Wasserman
Reputation: 198023
Ctrl+Alt+H opens the Call Hierarchy, which sounds like what you're looking for.
Upvotes: 3
rishimaharaj
Reputation: 1706
Click on the method and press Ctrl+Shift+G to perform a Search for References in Workspace.
Upvotes: 5
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