IntelliJ: Automating Highlighting based on same keyword
Hello,
I have been using IntelliJ for several months, and I would say: its the best of all IDEs. Yes, I have tried JBuilder, Netbeans 4 and Eclipse.
Just one thing that I miss from IDEA:
Is there any feature that automate highlighting the same keyword? In Eclipse 3 you can do that using "mark accurences" button in toolbar. I have searched through the Setting of IDEA but found nothing. Have I missed something? Or is that not yet implemented?
One more thing: In Eclipse you do so, that through the mouse hover, the info / javadoc will be shown automatically. In IntelliJ you can also do so through "Ctrl+Q". I want this automatically just when I hover it. Can I do that?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
Sanjaya Sugiarto wrote:
Position on keyword, Control + W (keyword selected), Alt + F3
(incremental search), Up / Down buttons will go through occurences.
Press Control when do mosue hover.
Hi Maxim,
Thanks for the reply.
For the highlighting, I have found something useful that what I meant: ctrlshiftF7
For the javadoc duríng mouse hover: yes with ctrl it works.
Just can I also to see the complete javadoc, just like in Eclipse?
Sanjaya Sugiarto wrote:
Yes, Ctrl-Shift-F7 is what you want. Press Esc to remove the highlights.
No, the only way to see the full javadoc is to use Quick Doc (Ctrl-Q).
Ctrl-hover works for most purposes, I find, and use Ctrl-Q when that's
not enough info. I've never yearned to see the javadoc on hover,
although I have asked for a keyboard shortcut for the Ctrl-hover
feature, which there isn't. (My suggestion was that simply holding Ctrl,
without moving the mouse, would show the info for the identifier at the
caret.)
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The (admittedly unhelpfully named) FunkySearch plugin will highlight multiple search strings (and regexs). You can choose your highlight colors too.
http://plugins.intellij.net/plugins/view/?id=FunkySearch