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what are differences between eclipse short cuts F3 and Control +Shift+G
what are differences between eclipse short cuts F3 and Control +Shift+G
when to use which one?
Please advise
when to use which one?
Please advise
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after clicking F3 to go to that method implementation code i see at top the back arrow which is bringing back to my original position where i clicked F3
any other absolutely important shortcuts in eclipse i should use everyday to debug better
please advise
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any other absolutely important shortcuts in eclipse i should use everyday to debug better
please advise
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You can use the Alt + left/right arrow to go back and forth.
@girionis mention F3 will taken to your class
aaa a= new aaa();
if you select aaa and f3 it will go to the F3 class
if press ctrl+shift +g it will show how many place aaa is implemented .
// i see at top the back arrow which is bringing back to my original position where i clicked F3
That is eclipse feature , it will bring back your previous cursor position .
Take any one class do some modification in any place . go to bottom of the class put cursor there , and press arrow it will take you to the modified place
aaa a= new aaa();
if you select aaa and f3 it will go to the F3 class
if press ctrl+shift +g it will show how many place aaa is implemented .
// i see at top the back arrow which is bringing back to my original position where i clicked F3
That is eclipse feature , it will bring back your previous cursor position .
Take any one class do some modification in any place . go to bottom of the class put cursor there , and press arrow it will take you to the modified place
This is the correct answer.
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3095318/how-to-go-back-in-eclipse
alt left arrow seems going back