While in Eclipse, when editing a file, one can quickly get to a method by name. Does IntelliJ provide the same functionality via some shortcut?
While in Eclipse , when editing a file, one can quickly get to a
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While in Eclipse, when editing a file, one can quickly get to a method by name. Does IntelliJ provide the same functionality via some shortcut?
Ctrl + F12 will show a pop-up that allows you to find a method within current class. Ctrl + F12 again includes methods inherited from parent class. For those on Mac, fn AppleF12 will do the trick.
BTW if you want to find a method in any file knowing its partial name, try Ctrl + Alt + Shift + N – works also for fields.