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If you inspect the call hierarchy of a method (by Ctrl/CMD-Alt-H), all calls in the code are highlighted with a green background. If there are e.g. inline implementations of interfaces in a method call, you end up with huge green blobs in your code editor that seemingly can't be removed. I find this particularly annoying. There seems to be no way to 'clear' the results in the hierarchy window. Also, I have searched the preferences/color settings for a place to disable this feature to no avail. So, is there any way, to either clear the hierarchy search or to turn off the highlighting?
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To find the references of a method, eclipse has a plugin called Open Call Hierarchy(Ctrl+Alt+H).
Press Ctrl + Alt + H on Windows/Linux, ⌥ + ^ + H on macOS, and the Call Hierarchy tool window will open up with all the places that the function is called inside.
In the Java perspective, Call Hierarchy view shows callers and callees for the selected Java member. In the JavaScript perspective, Call Hierarchy view shows callers and callees for the selected JS member. Both Java and JavaScript perspectives (as well as their views) are the part of the Eclipse-based IDE.
on the toolbar in the Find tool window or press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F7 . While in the Find tool window, you can also use the Preview area to check the places where the usages were found, to see a call hierarchy for methods, data flow for fields, and so on.
To disable the (All) level for an enabled attribute hierarchy, set the value for this property to False. An attribute that has its IsAggregatable property set to false can only be used as the root of a user-defined hierarchy and must have a default member specified (otherwise, one will be chosen for you by the Analysis Services engine).
Re: How to disable series highlighting? Just set the lineWidth on hover to be the same as your original line width (if you need other effects but don't want the line width to change, otherwise the above method is easier).
Notice that a hidden attribute can still become a level in a user hierarchy. On the Build menu, click Deploy Analysis Services Tutorial. When deployment has successfully completed, switch to the Browser tab for the Customer dimension, and then click Reconnect.
Drag the Postal Code attribute from the Attributes pane into the Customer Geography user hierarchy in the Hierarchies and Levels pane, immediately under the City level. Notice that a hidden attribute can still become a level in a user hierarchy. On the Build menu, click Deploy Analysis Services Tutorial.
To remove the highlighting, put the caret in the editor and press Esc.
The attributes used for the highlighting can be configured under General | Search Results | Search result. You probably don't want to remove the highlighting, because this will also affect highlighting of regular search results. There is no other setting to turn off this particular highlighting.
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