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How to disable breadcrumbs in Eclipse
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I accidentally pressed something which created an hierarchy view tab top of the class view as presented below:
I'd like to know how to remove it.
The term for that type of hierarchy format is a breadcrumb. You can disable it with the following:
Right click on it and select Hide Breadcrumb
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VSCode shortcut to focus and navigate file in source control view
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Is there a keyboard shortcut to navigate between changed files in the Source Control view?
Yes there is. Use the up and down arrow keys.
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How to unhide/show the 'Activity Bar' on Visual Studio Code?
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Closed 12 months ago.
I accidently Hid Activity Bar while working in VS code. I don't know how to open Activity Bar Again, but need Activity Bar for develop. Any suggestions?
I believe it is:
View -> Appearance -> Show Activity bar
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showing in popup window method implementation in intellij
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Closed 5 years ago.
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In eclipse , you can view origin code pressing SHIFT; but in IDEA, I must press CTRL + MOUSE DOWN to another page to look it. Can IDEA like Eclipse?
In IntelliJ, it called Quick Definition. It is bound to Alt+Space or Cmd+Y in my environment, however, it would be different depending on keymap.
Open your Preferences dialog > Keymap and find quick definition in the right pane of the dialog. You will be able to see the key binding for that.
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How to disable breadcrumbs in Eclipse
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Closed 9 years ago.
I clicked by mistake on something in eclipse, and annoying toolbar apeared. how can I hide it?
I know it is stupid question but I couldnt find answer on the internet.
press Ctrl+3 and type bread, after that click on item Toggle Java Editor Breadcrumb.
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Eclipse Replace text in all Classes?
I want to replace all instances of Foo.bar() with Foo across all files in my workspace in eclipse. Is there a way of doing this?
When you do a text-based search in eclipse (using the flashlight button at the top of the screen and selecting the right tab) there's a "Replace..." button at the bottom of the dialog. Press that, instead of search, and you can do a global find and replace.
Alternatively, you can use the refactoring feature to change it to something else.