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Open Type
This dialog allows you to browse the workbench for a type to open in an editor or type hierarchy
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Enter type name prefix or pattern: In this field, type the first few
characters of the type you want to select.
The following pattern kinds are supported:
Wildcards:
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"*" for any string and "?" for any character
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terminating "<" or " " (space)
to prevent the automatic prefix matching, e.g. "java.*Access<"
to match
java.util.RandomAccess but not java.security.AccessControlContext
Camel case:
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"TZ" for types containing "T" and "Z"
as upper-case letters in camel-case notation, e.g.
java.util.TimeZone
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"NuPoEx" or "NuPo" for types containing "Nu", "Po",
(and "Ex") as parts in camel-case notation, e.g.
java.lang.NullPointerException
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terminating "<" or " " (space) to fix the number of camel-case parts,
e.g. "HMap<" and "HaMap<"
match "HashMap" and "HatMapper", but not
"HashMapEntry" nor "Hashmap".
Both pattern kinds also support package prefixes, e.g.
"j.util.*Map<".
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Matching items: This list displays matches for the pattern you type in the Enter type name prefix or pattern field.
Recently opened types show up in a history section at the top of the list.
The behavior of the Open Type dialog can be further customized using the dialog menu:
Open Type Options
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Option
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Description
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Default
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Show Status Line
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When selected, the Open Type dialog shows an additional bar at the bottom of the dialog which displays the package and containing
JRE of the selected type
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Show status line
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Working Set actions
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The search scope can be restricted by selecting one or more working sets
or the global Window Working Set.
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Show all types in the workspace.
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Type Filters...
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Types are hidden if they match the global Java type filters.
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Show all types in the workspace.
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Opening an editor on a type
Working sets
Type filters
Navigate actions
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