The following techniques can be found in Eclipse comes with HELP JDT What's New
Press CTRL F3 in the Jiva Editor, you can view OUTLINE- that is the method you can use, then press CTRL F3 to view the method inherited by the current class (Ctrl O)
When using Code Inside in the Jiva Editor, press the Ctrl button when you move the mouse to a method, you can view the description of his Javadoc, hold down Ctrl T to view the hierarchy of the current method.
Mark Occurence (Alt Shift O) on the toolbar can see the statement of the displayed variables specified in the current java file. If you are used on the return value of the method, you can see all the return statements in the method and the definition of the variable. Statements, if you use on the Exceptions in THROWS, you can see the statement that throws the Exception in the method body.
Let the editor display overloaded method, there is Override Indicators under Preference-> Workbench-> Editor-> Annotations (symbol), where highlight in text is an overwhelming, that is, the method of reloading HIGHLIGHT , Show in overview ruler, the RULER on the right side of the editor will have a flag, showing the SHOW IN VERTICAL RULER, is displayed in the vertical strip on the left, click here, showing the SUPER's definition show in text, I don't know where it will be displayed.
Note: The Ruler on the right side of the editor called OverView Ruler, called Vertical Ruler on the left
