Todays Cool Keyboard Shortcut In IntelliJ…

Published by Rob on October 24th, 2007 - in Development, Java

..is cmd-opt-F7 (in Mac)

CMD OPT-F7 displays a list of  usages of the currently item (var/method) throughout the project, listing them in a nice inline dropdown list.  This is great for navigating around the usages of a method finding how they are used in context, before applying an aggressive refactoring.  I discovered the short cut recently while performing one of the other find usages options in Intellij (cmd-F7) and getting fat fingered and hitting CMD-OPT F7.

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