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Eclipse plugin for navigation like IDEA

 
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I have been using Idea at work for the last several months and I find the navigation in Idea to be amazing. Being able to click on a class on a page and have access to it is awesome! Is there any plugin for eclipse that will give similiar functionality?
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I don't understand what you mean by "click on a class on a page and have access to it". Could you please elaborate?

Have you ever pressed F3 with the cursor being on a class name? Is that what you are talking about?
 
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I think that is what he is trying to say. And yes, Eclipse has that feature like IntelliJ, it is just done differently.

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Or if you have a method call that you are using, you can Control click on the method and it will bring up the class that contains that method.
 
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I did the F3, that is what i wanted to do. Sorry, I couldn't describe the functionality.
 
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Originally posted by Ilja Preuss:
I don't understand what you mean by "click on a class on a page and have access to it". Could you please elaborate?

Have you ever pressed F3 with the cursor being on a class name? Is that what you are talking about?



more easier, hold down ctrl key and click in class name.
 
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