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+2  Q: 

Eclipse: Java, see where class is used

Is there a way in Eclipse to select a Java class, and then bring up a list of all Java files where that class is used within a project?

+3  A: 

Put the cursor on the class name (works for methods, constructors, fields, etc, too), press Ctrl+Shift+G and enjoy.

gustafc  2009-10-01 15:54:16
thanks. how did you do that button effect?
Mike  2009-10-01 15:55:19
It's the `<kbd>` tag.
gustafc  2009-10-01 15:56:34
+8  A: 

right-click on the class, and select references/Project

For searching the all workspace, CTRL+SHIFT+G

VonC  2009-10-01 15:54:38
+1 for distinguishing between workspace and project
ChssPly76  2009-10-01 15:59:17

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