+3
For non-members and members defined externally, there is no distinction
between "Highlight in file" and "Highlight usage in file". However, for
members defined locally this distinction is important and I believe
"Highlight usage in file"* *should be the default. I discovered recently
that Ctrl-Shift-F7 also works on members that are defined outside the
current class such as invoking on the append method of
stringBuffer.append("xyz"). Originally I only expected that it would
work for members defined in the current class.
In support of this request, at times I have even found myself pressing
Ctrl-Shift-F7 on text that isn't a member just expecting (hoping?) this
to work but then have to remind myself that so far it only works for
members.
Jon
Michael Kirby wrote:
> It would be useful to have a "Highlight in file" that simply highlights a regular
>expression and
> marks it the same way "Highlight usage in file" works. This way, I can search for
>expressions
> that are not java syntax, and examine non-java files for specific strings.
>
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
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