[news.eclipse.newcomer] Re: How to goto next instance

[Mark Dexter <dextercowley@xxxxxxxxx>]

Alex wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for getting back to me but that seems to just go to the next 
> 'annotation', not the next instance of the highlighted variable. Did you 
> understand my question? I'll re-phrase it...
> For example, if I click on an instance variable 'i', I can see all the 
> i's are highlighted in the editor. I want a keyboard command to navigate 
> the cursor from one to the next within the file. I don't want to 
> navigate to the next occurrence of the letter 'i', but only amongst the 
> actual occurrences of the variable. Right now, all I can do it scan the 
> file and look for the next highlighted block.
> Any other suggestions?
> Thanks,
>
> Alex
Hi. I found the first explanation a little cryptic. Here is a more 
detailed explanation. Look at the toolbar above the edit view. On it, 
you will see a yellow down arrow and up arrow. Next to these is a 
pull-down menu that lists a number of words starting with Bookmarks. By 
default, I think, Occurrences is unchecked. If you check this, then you 
can use these arrows or Ctrl+. / Crtl+, to move to next and previous 
occurrence. Hope this helps. Mark