The Java Editor toolbar provides buttons for some of the Java Editor's commands.
You can hide the Java Editor toolbar by choosing Tools > Options > Editing node > Editor Settings node and deselecting the Show Toolbar property.
The following table lists the buttons in the Java editor toolbar.
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Moves to the last edit you made. |
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Moves to the next edit you made. |
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Moves the insertion point to the previous found occurrence of the text that you previously searched for. |
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Finds the item in which the cursor is currently inserted. |
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Moves the insertion point to the next found occurrence of the text that you previously searched for. |
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Turns off or turns on the highlighting of search text. |
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Inserts a bookmark on the current line or removes a bookmark on the current line. |
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Moves the insertion point to the next bookmark in the file. |
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Moves the insertion point to the previous bookmark in the file. |
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Completes the word you are typing to match the next word in the file that matches the word you are typing. |
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Completes the word you are typing to match the closest previous word in the file that matches the word you are typing. |
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Reduces the indentation by one tab stop. |
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Increases the indentation by one tab stop. |
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Starts recording a macro containing keystrokes and cursor movements. |
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Stops macro recording. |
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Comments out the selected lines (for Java files). |
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Removes the comment marks from the selected lines (for Java files). |