IntelliJ community edition equivalent of Ctrl-T eclipse, to go to method

Question

So I've read the question How to show all parents and subclasses of a class in IntelliJ IDEA? but it doesn't solve my problem exactly.

I'm used to going to a method in eclipse, anywhere in the class hierarchy (jar or code), hitting Ctrl - T , it brings up a tree diagram of all classes above and below that implement that method (ie if subclasses/superclasses don't implement this method it doesn't show them).

When you select a class from the diagram, it takes you precisely to that method.

Seems Ctrl - H shows you a general class diagram, not specific to the method you've selected. Ctrl - Shift - H , seems to show you a method hierarchy, but only the class and subclasses of the method you've selected (not the superclasses).

How do I navigate up the hierarchy to the specific method? Given that 1) I don't know at what level the method was defined at it's highest point. Also 2) given that there may be similar method names, so I don't want to rely on finding it by typing which may be error prone.

I regard this as pretty much bread and butter functionality, so I'd be disappointed if there isn't anything similar.

Update: The best I've found is hitting Ctrl - U a couple of times which eventually gets you to the top of the hierarchy, then hitting Ctrl - Shift - H naturally shows you everything below. This is more steps that eclipse and a little disorientating because the tool doesn't show you exactly where you were. Currently points still go to eclipse.

Answer 1

I would open a defect . There is no reason to filter the superclasses in the Hierarchy Method tab.

Answer 2

To get the same behaviour in Intellij change the Implementation(s) keymaping:

Preferences > Keymap

Search for 'Implementation(s)'

Change the keymap to Ctrl+T