- Code Assist (CTRL + Space)
- Quick Fix (CTRL + 1)
- Refactoring (ALT + SHIFT + T)
- Source (ALT + SHIFT + S)
- Surround With (ALT + SHIFT + Z)
- Delete Rows (CTRL + D)
- Call Hierarchy (CTRL + ALT + H)
- Quick Type Hierarchy (CTRL + T)
- Quick Outline (CTRL + O)
- Show All Shortcuts (CTRL + SHIFT + L)
August 13, 2009
Top 10 Eclipse Shortcuts
Here are some of my most used keyboard shortcuts for the Eclipse IDE.
4 comments:
Not to mention the general operations (Ctrl+C/V/X/S/A/F/W), or Debug ones (F8, F6, F5, F11, F7), the most used Eclipse shortcuts IMHO should be:
Ctrl+Space
Ctrl+Shift+F (Ctrl+I)
Ctrl+Shift+O (Ctrl+M)
Ctrl+Shift+R (Ctrl+Shift+T)
Ctrl+click (Ctrl+T)
Ctrl+Shift+C (Ctrl+/)
Alt+Shift+R
Ctrl+H
Ctrl+E
Ctrl+1
:-)
one of my favourites is alt-up/down arrow for moving lines. There is also control-alt-up/down for copy line up/down - of course none of us are copy paste programmers (:-P).
Jon
have a care though - in some windows systems (depending on the graphics driver) control-alt-up/down arrow has the comical effect of inverting the screen - it's always fun to try and get it back (particularly when the behaviour on dual screen systems is a bit unpredictable).
here is my list of useful eclipse shortcut I would rather say very useful and practical eclipse shortcut :)
Thanks
Javin Paul
FIX Protocol tutorial
Great Explanation. Another great article i recommend is this one
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