| Inner and nested classes navigation [message #673592] |
Tue, 24 May 2011 04:18  |
Eclipse User |
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Currently, Eclipse shows java file name in java editor title. But it would be much more useful to show class name, not file name. Let's say, I have java file with one top level class and several inner classes. And I want to open an editor for each class. It makes no sense to see only file name, because I don't remember in what file what inner class resides. To sum up: separate editor for the separate class. Is it possible to make this feature? Or is it already present or is there any plugin that makes it possible?
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| Re: Inner and nested classes navigation [message #674552 is a reply to message #673928] |
Fri, 27 May 2011 06:51  |
| Eclipse User |
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On 25.05.2011 09:59, forums-noreply@eclipse.org wrote:
> Thank you, I tried breadcrumb, but it doesn't help very much. The
> problem is that in Java, logical unit - class makes much more sense
> than physical - file. But currently it's only possible to open a tab
> per file, not per class. Thus if you want to quickly go back to some
> inner class you opened previously, you don't see its name on a tab,
> only public top-level class name. Therefore you have to keep in your
> memory, in what top level class your inner class resides. It makes
> much easier to open it by navigating to class rather than looking for
> it through the opened tabs.
You don't have to look through the tabs: simply use 'Open Type'
(Ctrl+Shift+T).
Dani
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