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Blankman
Blankman

Reputation: 267170

does netbeans or eclipse have any navigation plugins?

Does either netbeans or eclipse have any plugins where you can quickly navigate the project?

I want something like intelliJ's navigation options, like where you just presss control-N and simply type the filename you want to jump to, or class name.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 416

Answers (4)

basszero
basszero

Reputation: 30014

In Eclipse, Ctrl+Shift+T is search by type. Ctrl+Shift+R is find by file.

Consider reading these questions as well, keyboard shortcuts in eclipse and hidden featuers of eclipse

Upvotes: 4

zvikico
zvikico

Reputation: 9825

If you want to take your navigational skills to the next level, check out nWire (for Java/PHP). It is an innovative tool which presents all your code associations in one dynamic view. It's like having all the above mentioned tools in one place, and much more.

Upvotes: 0

Devon_C_Miller
Devon_C_Miller

Reputation: 16528

It varies slightly depending on which version of NB you're running. In NB 6.8 there are these bindings (among others):

  • Alt+Shift+O - Go To File (prompt for file name)

  • Ctrl+O - Go To Type (under the cursor)

  • CtrlAlt+Shift+O - Go To Symbol (prompt for symbol name)

  • CtrlShift+B - Go To Declaration (of symbol under cursor)

  • Ctrl+B - Go To Source (of method under cursor)

  • CtrlShift+P - Go To Super implementation (of method under cursor)

Upvotes: 3

Fabian Steeg
Fabian Steeg

Reputation: 45744

In addition to the open type and open resources dialogs already mentioned by basszero, I find quick access (Ctrl+3) very useful: it's just like the above, but for all other Eclipse elements (views, editors, preferences, menu items, etc.).

Upvotes: 2

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