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Often when you are jumping through the code from class to class you end up at a dead end looking at an Interface where what you wanted was the Impl of the interface.
Can you add the ability when you click on an Interface for MyEclipse to offer the classes that implement that Interface as well as the interface itself as options to jump to?
This can be a nice feature to have in the IDE. Ill take it to the management when we have a few more people voting in its favor.
Cool.
Everyone moans about it.
At least the alt-backarrow allows you to back up (found that eventually).
How many people really will read this compared to 150,000+ subscribers?I’m in strong support for this feature. As coincidence wants is, I was just about to ask for a similar feature 😉
On top of just offering a list of classes, it would be a killer feature to use runtime statistics for offering the most likely candidate (based on historical usage) first. For example, in some piece of code of mine, I make heavily use of the Map interface. As everyone knows, Map is implemented by a dozen of classes. Even in just my project there are quite a number of classes implementing it. However, in this particular piece of code, there is (currently) only one single kind of map used.
Implementing this feature however would require a modification of the Java editor, something I don’t think MyEclipse had done before.
