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Build Identifier: I20100608-0911 /eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user/tips/jdt_tips.htm English text: Stepping into selection When the caret is not in a method name, the feature steps into the next method on the selected line. When you e.g. have line with nested method calls and the caret is a the beginning of the line, the feature steps into the outermost method (unlike Step Into). Question: What do you mean by "unlike Step Into"? I don't understand what is unlike "Step Into" and what is not. Could you provide some more explanation? Reproducible: Always
"Step Into" is a command/action (labeled as such in the UI). I now marked it bold in the doc.
In addition to comment 1, I've fixed some typos in the paragraph before and replaced the abstract description by a concrete example: For example, when the caret is at the beginning of the line<br> <code> assertTrue(fFull.size() == 100)</code>,<br> then <b>Step into Selection</b> steps into <code>assertTrue(..)</code> (unlike <b>Step Into</b>, which would step into <code>size()</code>).</p>
