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-- Configuration Details -- Product: Eclipse 4.6.0.20160613-1800 (org.eclipse.epp.package.jee.product) Installed Features: org.eclipse.jdt 3.12.0.v20160606-1100
Created attachment 263629 [details] How should it be
See in the attachments what I mean. Just to combine Ctrl+Shift+R (Open resource) with Ctrl+L (Go to line). Make possible to search by such expression: "SomeFile.java:108:21". It would be VERY HELPFUL during working with a stacktrace (here we may face with LOTS OF such expressions).
Marking as HELPWANTED. This would be a nifty feature.
The feature as such is already there, but not in the Open Resource dialog. If you copy "StructuredSelection.java:100" into the clipboard and then use Navigate>Open from clipboard, then you get exactly what you want (assuming StructuredSelection.java is in your local workspace). However, I would also vote for having the functionality in Open Type instead.
(In reply to Michael Keppler from comment #4) > However, I would also vote for having the functionality in Open Type instead. That would be another bug report. Please open a new one (and deliver a patch if you think it is important).
Sorry Lars, I meant "Open Resource" as already requested in this bug. No additional request from my side.
Bug 305336 implemented that for opening a file from the command line.