Question: What I wan't to know is if it is possible to **SELECT** all of the occurrences of the same word in a Java Program. I know that it is possible in Sublime Text 3 but I wan't to know if it Will work in Eclipse. And I don't mean highlight, I already know Mark Occurrences, I want it to like, select the word here is a example:

```
 public class Employee1 

 {
    private String guyName;
    private String jobTitle;

    public String getName() {
        return guyName;
    }
    public void setName(String name) {
        this.guyName = name;
    }
    public String getJobTitle() {
        return jobTitle;
    }
    public void setJobTitle(String jobTitle) {
        this.jobTitle = jobTitle;
    }

 }

```

I want to be able to change all of the *guyName* variables to *personName* just by selecting one, pressing a shortcut that selects all of the same word then just type and change it.
Thanks :D
~Scoutdrago3

Answer: 
You can use *Cmd-Alt-R* in macOS with the cursor inside the word, no need to select the whole thing. This brings up a small refactor window. Select "Options" and type the new name. This works with constructs like variable, packages and so on.

In Windows I assume it's *Ctrl-Alt-R*, but if not go to Settings and General > Keys and search for "rename refactoring".
I do not know if my contribution will be of any help this late but anyway. In Sublime Text 3, highlight the word by double clicking on it, then hit Alt + F3. This highlights all instances of that word with cursors on each. Type over them and they all get changed, plus you could move the pointer in any direction across the words.