I'd like a feature to find usages of a method that is defined in the
superclass and not overridden but the find usage is narrowed to the
subclass. In this case, Superclass has many, many sublcasses and I want
to only find usages of findMyUsages() for a particular subclass. I put
my cursor on findMyUsages() in the Subclass and expected to be able to
find usages that are narrowed to the Subclass. If I temporarily define
findMyUsages() in the Subclass just to find the proper usages, I can do
what I want. In essence, I'm requesting a feature for finding a method
that is not overriden that matches the current behavior of Find usage
when the method is defined in the subclass (it gives you a warning and
an option to finding usage for either current class or base class).
public class Superclass {
public void findMyUsages() {
}
}
public class Subclass extends Superclass {
public void method() {
...
findMyUsages();
...
}
}
Thanks,
Jon
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