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Well, you can press F2 to display the popup that normally shows javadoc. If there's an error, it will display the error message with available quick fixes.

So you can do Ctrl+., F2 repeatedly to achieve what you want.

asterite
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Yeah nagging problem. Ctrl+1 brings up the quick fixes if you use it from the same line. Sometimes I have to resort to copying the error message from the problems view :(

shyam
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"After a noticeable lag, the error message appears as a "tool tip", along with any associated "Quick Fixes."

Dont know if this will help you but you can reduce the lag in the pop up by changing the value of auto activation delay in the in the menu located at:

Window>Preferences>Java>>Editor>ContentAssist
Craig Angus
Changing the delay doesn't have any noticeable effect for me. Do I have to restart?
Chris Conway
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how we can see a detailed error in eclipse like this : Quote: estArrayDef.java:11: cannot find symbol symbol : variable object location: class TestArrayDef object.method(10); because i don't know how to do it

kate