Can you detail this? I never got F3 working on the AJ editor. This one is one of the most heard complaints in my team.
There are many different combinations, but to give some examples, the following cases work for me with Eclipse 3.2 + AJDT 1.4, using the Spacewar Example:
1). open Display.aj
in the AJ editor, go to line 109 and F3 on "Display1"
- Display1.aj is then opened (a class defined in a .aj file, referred to from a .aj file)
2). open Game.java in the Java editor, go to line 158 and F3 on "Ship"
- Ship.aj is then opened (a class defined in a .aj file, referred to from a .java file)
3). open Ship.aj at line 24 and F3 on "SpaceObject"
- SpaceObject.java is then opened (a class defined in a .java file, referred to from a .aj file)
4) open Coordinator.aj at line 69 and F3 on the "synchronizationPoint" pointcut
- the pointcut declaration in the same file is selected
5) open EnsureShipIsAlive.aj at line 30 and F3 on the "Ship.helmCommandsCut
" pointcut
- Ship.aj is then opened (a pointcut defined in a class)
Please raise bugs for combinations which don't work for you.
Alt-Shift-A should be read: open type (including aspects), because it shows the Java types too. Now, I wonder if I remap Ctrl-Shift-T to Open AspectJ Type is this gonna work even if I don't have AJ enabled projects?
Well, both classes and aspects are AspectJ types. Yes, Open AspectJ Type (whatever key binding it has) is a full superset to Open Java Type, so it will find classes in plain Java projects.
