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I have a class implementing a number interfaces . Part of it looks like this:
class Z implements A, B, C, ... {
@override
public void foo( Bar b ) {
...
}
Is there a way, preferrably a shortcut, to ask Eclipse what interface the method foo is from?
(Note: using Eclipse version Juno)
There should be a little up arrow in the margin next to your method override. Click on that.
I’m not sure if there’s an associated keyboard shortcut.