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In Eclipse, is there a way to open a file by typing its path and name?

IDEs are great for many things. But I don’t like the way they make me use the GUI for something that I can do faster by typing on the command line. For example, opening a known file. If I know the file name, from the command line I can simply enter the name of my editor and the file name. With the completion of the tab, I can do this very quickly in a reliable time. No search through exit or finger movement from the keyboard.

Is there a way in Eclipse to open a known file by simply typing its path + file name? Maybe through a plugin?

The "Open Resource" shortcut (ctrl-shift-R) is almost everything, but it allows you to enter a file name, not a path. If you have several files with the same name in different directories, you should again search with the mouse for what you want.

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Actually, if you use Helios (Eclipse 3.6), you can use paths; see the “New Features in the Open Resources” dialog box in this version of the “New and Noteworthy” page for more information .

Alternatively, you can insert a tab in the list of results and use the arrows to select the correct one.

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