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If I have a Java project in Eclipse, I can right-click on a method name and "Open Call Hierarchy." Suppose I have two interfaces, A and B, that both specify a method x(). Is it possible for me to have Eclipse use "Open Call Hierarchy" in a more intelligent way so as to only show calls to x() from A's while not showing those from B's?
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Press Ctrl+Shift+H -or- from the Menu Bar go to Navigate | Open Type in Hierarchy. The "Open Type in Hierarchy" dialog is displayed.
To find the references of a method, eclipse has a plugin called Open Call Hierarchy(Ctrl+Alt+H).
Use the Call Hierarchy window To display the Call Hierarchy window, right-click in the code editor on the name of a method, property, or constructor call, and then select View Call Hierarchy. The member name appears in a tree view pane in the Call Hierarchy window.
Open a file in the editor and place the caret at the declaration or usage of the desired method or a field. Alternatively, select the desired method or the field in the Project tool window. From the main menu, select Navigate | Call Hierarchy or press Ctrl+Alt+H .
Eclipse should already do this. If you want to test it, go to your A interface, select the x() method and run 'Open Call Hierarchy' on it. Do the same for your x() method in interface B. You should get different code locations, unless you have a class which implements both, which you should never do. Doing so won't break any compilation or execution, you will just be doubly declaring the same method signature.
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