Is it possible to preview method contents in PhpStorm? So -fx, I hover a method call and get a small popup window with the method definition. In the popup window I can check whats going on there and just close the popup when Im done.
This would really save some "jump into the method, check whats going on there, go back (even worse if the method was in the same file, so I have to remember the name or position of the method I was working on)"
Is it possible to preview method contents in PhpStorm?
View | Quick Definition Ctrl + Shift + I
even worse if the method was in the same file, so I have to remember the name or position of the method I was working on
Navigate | Back Ctrl + Alt + Left
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I have a huge class in which I changed couple of lines in different places. Is there a way(shortcut) to navigate through changed lines of code in the file and not to scroll all the way up/down?
If you edit a file that is under version control, IntelliJ IDEA provides several ways to move back and forth with the updates. In particular, you can use the navigation commands (Navigate | Next / Previous Change.), keyboard shortcuts (⌃⌥⇧↓/ ⌃⌥⇧↑), and the change markers.
To navigate to the place of your last edit, press ⌃⇧⌫ or select Navigate | Last Edit Location from the main menu.
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/navigating-through-the-source-code.html#20c948f4
I'm using Control + Alt + Left|Right Arrow for current KeyMap
Refer this screen-shot for your reference in case you are having different mapping.
Look at this picture, I should open the Structure window every time in Intellij Idea whenever I want to know methods in the class.
Is there a simple way or shortcut to show methods quicky what like CTRL + O in Eclipse.
Ctrl+F12 should pop up a member list. It will respond to text input to search/filter, too.
In eclipse, we can press ctrl + o to popup a outline view, and paste some text (copied from somewhere previously) and locate the corresponding method.
But in IDEA, althought there is a similar view (by press ctrl + F12), but it doesn't support pasting, that I have to type the method name manually.
I wonder is it possible to locate the method declaration by pasting in IDEA?
Use ctrl + F12 to open the dialog. Start typing a (for example) to enter the search, then delete it, and paste.
It's kind of awkward, but it works, and once you get used to it, it really isn't an issue.
how do I find in XCode all caller functions of a specific function like eclipse's Call Hierarchy
Since the release of XCode 4.4, this functionality exists and is called "show related items".
There are multiple ways of accessing the pop-up menu that will allow you to view all callers and callees, among other things.
The fastest way is:
Mark method in code (using your cursor or double click name)
Press Ctrl+1
Select "Callers" from the pop-up menu
You can also go View->Standard Editor->show related items or press the tiny button just left of the arrow buttons in the line just above the editor window (where it shows your currently selected file and method).
There is a hotkey —> ^CmdShift + H
I am Java developer and would like to know how I can get the equivalent of a JavaDoc in Xcode when CodeSense is doing its auto-complete? If I hit the ESC button I can get a list of methods etc. but it does not show me the descriptions of what the methods do.
I am new to xcode and mac. Bring your mouse over the method name and press alt + left mouse click to see help. To see full help press alt + double mouse left click.
It's not quite the same, but the close equivalent is Quick Help, accessible from the Help Menu. It's a floating palette that dynamically shows a quick documentation for the method or class at your cursor position.
Just to add to the topic, on Xcode 13 you can invoke quick help by using:
⌥ (option) + mouse click
On any method, function, structure and etc...