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chris1 Code is Art Posts: 3862 Reg: Aug 10, 2012 Austin, TX 50,120	confirm \| cancel 03/19/13 04:57 PM (12 years ago) solved: collapse all methods in Eclipse I asked this question in the recent Android training webinar to no avail. Now that I'm back to looking at Eclipse, I found the answer. The question was, how can I collapse all methods in Eclipse? (In XCode, you can do so from the editor menu). It's not intuitive, but here's how to do it. In the file window, you can see little minus signs in circles next to each function or other collapsible section. If you right click in that vertical bar, there's a submenu called "folding". From there, you can "collapse all". Hope that helps someone else. It sure did for me. :) Title Comments I asked this question in the recent Android training webinar to no avail. Now that I'm back to looking at Eclipse, I found the answer. The question was, how can I collapse all methods in Eclipse? (In XCode, you can do so from the editor menu). It's not intuitive, but here's how to do it. In the file window, you can see little minus signs in circles next to each function or other collapsible section. If you right click in that vertical bar, there's a submenu called "folding". From there, you can "collapse all". Hope that helps someone else. It sure did for me. :)

SmugWimp Smugger than thou... Posts: 6316 Reg: Nov 07, 2012 Tamuning, GU 81,410	03/19/13 05:16 PM (12 years ago) Nice tip! Thanks Chris! Cheers! -- Smug Comments Nice tip! Thanks Chris! Cheers! -- Smug

Red Dog buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 805 Reg: Jun 16, 2011 Southern Califo... 18,800	03/19/13 06:20 PM (12 years ago) Thanks Chris. I am sure this will come in handy once I figure out what I am doing ;-) Comments Thanks Chris. I am sure this will come in handy once I figure out what I am doing ;-)

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