How can I see all method called by a method in a Eclipse, and all their called methods

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In Eclipse, I know how to find all the method that call my method - with the call hierarchy. Question: Is there a way to do the reverse?

The method A calls method B, C and D method B calls C, E, F method C calls X, Y and Z method D calls X, F and Z etc ....

Is there a way to get that tree view in eclipse, somehow? Or is there any other tool ?

Thomas Fritsch · Accepted Answer · 2017-02-01 19:48:42Z

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The "Call Hierarchy" view of Eclipse can show trees of both directions:

Show caller hierarchy (all methods calling a method)
Show callee hierarchy (all methods called by a method)

edited Feb 1, 2017 at 19:48

answered Feb 1, 2017 at 19:29

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Dima R. Over a year ago

Thank you. Perfect !! Almost what I need. (It shows all the methods, all multiple times, i will just have to filter)

Chris Sharp · Accepted Answer · 2017-02-01 23:41:16Z

You can also add a breakpoint in the method you want the calls for and look at the callstack in the debugger when you hit that breakpoint. This is probably not as good as @Thomas Fritsch's answer but it will yield some information and works in many debuggers.

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