| Way to search for a java calling pattern [message #114436] |
Thu, 06 November 2003 13:19  |
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Originally posted by: newsgroup.10.triman.spamgourmet.com
The IBM JDK 1.3.1 which runs websphere does not support
StringBuffer.append(StringBuffer), however it compiles fine in Eclipse,
even if I have a 1.3.1 compile target. I'm wanting to do a search
through my source code looking for all instances where append is called
on a StringBuffer with a StringBuffer as an arguement. Is there any way
to do this in Eclipse?
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| Re: Way to search for a java calling pattern [message #114530 is a reply to message #114483] |
Thu, 06 November 2003 15:39  |
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Originally posted by: newsgroup.10.triman.spamgourmet.com
Thanks. That worked.
Eric Rizzo wrote:
> John Pletka wrote:
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>> The IBM JDK 1.3.1 which runs websphere does not support
>> StringBuffer.append(StringBuffer), however it compiles fine in
>> Eclipse, even if I have a 1.3.1 compile target. I'm wanting to do a
>> search through my source code looking for all instances where append
>> is called on a StringBuffer with a StringBuffer as an arguement. Is
>> there any way to do this in Eclipse?
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> Sure. Open the class StringBuffer and select the method in the Members
> view (Java or Java Browsing perspectives). Right click on the method and
> choose References > Workspace or References > [your-working-set]
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> Or, if you have a piece of code open already that calls the
> append(StringBuffer) method, you can place you cursor on that call in
> the code, right-click, and choose Search > Referneces > ...
>
> HTH,
> Eric
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