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Is there a command to replace a string of code with another in all .java files in an Eclipse project?

In Visual Studio there is a "Replace in all files" option that I can't seem to find in Eclipse.

Ian Vink
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Press Ctrl+H or look in the Search menu for Search>Search or Search>File depending on version. At bottom of dialog box, click Replace... There you'll find the replace in files functionality.

Arpit Gupta
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walterbing1
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Press Ctrl+H or look in the Search menu for Search>Search or Search>File Search Tab. At bottom of dialog box, click Replace

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Rajesh
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  • There's no replace button in 22022.03 version. Why on earth did they flip Crtl-F and Ctrl-H common use?? – Evgen May 09 '23 at 21:39
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I have tried the following option in Helios Version of Eclipse. Simply press CTRL+F you will get the "Find/Replace" Window on your screen

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Chinmoy
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I don't know about command but just press 'ctrl+h' the dialog that appears woulh have what you need

Gopi
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Select the word and press alt+shift+r then replace the word, it should reflect in all classes.

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Shubham Pai
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