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In Eclipse, the CTRL + T or F4 key shortcuts exist for seeing the type hierarchy of classes and interfaces. This helps me for example to quickly find the implementing classes for an interface.
Is there a way that i can see the “implementations” of annotations (i.e. all the places that it’s being used at)?
double-click the annotation and right-click, then choose
References -> Projectfrom the context menuI realize that’s not a keyboard shortcut, but I have to think you should be able to define one for that command, if that does what you want it to