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Daniel Neel
Daniel Neel

Reputation: 1247

Equivalent of ido-mode in Intellij Idea

As an Emacs user, I've recently switched to using IntelliJ Idea for Java development. One thing I love about Emacs is ido-mode, where you can type C-x b and get a list of buffers to switch between. Does anyone know if this or a similar feature is available in IntelliJ? I'm using the Emacs keyset in IntelliJ and I'm aware of C-x p/n to switch between files, but I'd like to be able to just type the first few letters of the file I'm looking for, and have that file open for editing.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 447

Answers (2)

Makoto
Makoto

Reputation: 106518

If I understand you correctly (not an Emacs user):

Control + N on PC or Command + N on Mac will open the file that a particular class is in. You'd have to provide the name of the class you want.

Shift + Control + N on PC or Shift + Command + N on Mac will open any file in the current project path.

Upvotes: 1

yonilevy
yonilevy

Reputation: 5428

Not sure what the default keymapping is, but you can configure them (Preferences -> Keymap) - sounds like you're looking for "Go To -> File". There's also "Recent Files" which I find very useful.

Upvotes: 2

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