I would agree. This seems to be exactly what this IDE is for. I wouldn't dare do any serious code-creating in an environment where I have to do that many key-cl

I would agree. This seems to be exactly what this IDE is for. I wouldn't dare do any serious code-creating in an environment where I have to do that many key-clicks, but if I'm tracing through code and trying to find exactly where a bug is, I could either open about a zillion split panes in emacs/Netbeans, or I could have all the relevant code open at once, and only the relevant code open. That is where this IDE overlay(?) (it's part of Eclipse, right?) shines.