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Finding overriding methods

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java

eclipse

In Eclipse, can I find which methods override the method declaration on focus now?

Scenario: When I'm viewing a method in a base class (which interface), I would like to know where the method is overriden (or implemented). Now I just make the method final and see where I get the errors, but it is not perfect.

Note: I know about class hierarchy views, but I don't want to go through all the subclasses to find which ones use a custom implementation.

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notnoop Avatar asked Jul 17 '09 13:07

notnoop


2 Answers

Select the method and click Ctrl+T. Alternatively, right-click on it and select Quick Type Hierachy.

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Robert Munteanu Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 16:10

Robert Munteanu


Select the method declaration and hit Ctrl+G to see all declarations.

To see only the declarations inherited by the subject, right-click->Declarations->Hierarchy.

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Rich Seller Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 15:10

Rich Seller