1.5. Mark OccurrencesΒΆ
When a variable/function/identifier is selected, it helps to know where else is this being used?
In this image, variable file is selected in line 98. The other locations where the same variable is used, also gets highlighted.
When the references are spread across the file, a quick overview can also be found. As in this image, the occurrences are shown in the right sidebar.
Some times this feature is annoying. Its easy to disable/toggle it quickly.
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Table Of Contents
- Copyrights
- Preface
- Introduction
- C/C++ Software Development
- 1. Reading Code
- 1.1. Line Numbers
- 1.2. Code Folding
- 1.3. Outline View
- 1.4. Quick Outline
- 1.5. Mark Occurrences
- 1.6. Quick Preview
- 1.7. Macro Expansion
- 1.8. Jumping within the file
- 1.9. Jumping to declaration/definition
- 1.10. Jumping across files
- 1.11. Searching / Finding
- 1.12. Call Hierarchy
- 1.13. Include browser
- 1.14. Type Hierarchy
- 1.15. Bookmarks
- 1.16. Code Formatting
- 2. Building Code
- 3. Editing Code
- 4. Tweaking Eclipse/CDT
- 1. Reading Code
- More from Eclipse
- Advanced Eclipse
- Appendix
- Contact
- Feedback
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