By this I mean the feature where you can click on a class and the methods are displayed in alphabetical order. At the moment it doesn't seem to drill down any further than class name.
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Or just tell IntelliJ to "Show Members" in Project View. You select it in the upper right by clicking on the gear icon.
what you are looking for is
Structure View
. It can be found on the left side below thePackage View
vertical button.It can also be found under the
Window -> Tool Window
menu item.Windows it is the keyboard shortcut ALT 7.
macOS it is the keyboard shortcut CMD 7.
Linux it is the keyboard shortcut CTRL 7.
On Mac OS X El Capitan and IntelliJ 17, this command will show Method view: ⌘+F12
See view->File structure popup or press ctrl-f12 if you haven't changed the keymap.
It also has call hierarchy (ctrl shift f12 on a method declaration) which is very useful..