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This document summarizes Eclipse shortcuts for navigation, working with editors, running and debugging code, and refactoring. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+Shift+R to open resources, Ctrl+1 for quickfixes, Ctrl+Space for content assist, F3 to go to declarations, Ctrl+F11 to run the last launched application, and Ctrl+Shift+T to open the type dialog. The shortcuts allow for efficient navigation of code, editing, running, debugging, and refactoring within the Eclipse IDE.
This document summarizes Eclipse shortcuts for navigation, working with editors, running and debugging code, and refactoring. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+Shift+R to open resources, Ctrl+1 for quickfixes, Ctrl+Space for content assist, F3 to go to declarations, Ctrl+F11 to run the last launched application, and Ctrl+Shift+T to open the type dialog. The shortcuts allow for efficient navigation of code, editing, running, debugging, and refactoring within the Eclipse IDE.
This document summarizes Eclipse shortcuts for navigation, working with editors, running and debugging code, and refactoring. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+Shift+R to open resources, Ctrl+1 for quickfixes, Ctrl+Space for content assist, F3 to go to declarations, Ctrl+F11 to run the last launched application, and Ctrl+Shift+T to open the type dialog. The shortcuts allow for efficient navigation of code, editing, running, debugging, and refactoring within the Eclipse IDE.
Ctrl + Shift + R Open / Search for resources, e.g. files Ctrl + 1 Quickfix; result depending on cursor position Ctrl + Shift + T Open / Search for Types Ctrl + I Correct Indentation Allows to select an editor from the currently Ctrl + E Ctrl + Space Content assist/ code completion open editors Ctrl + F8 Shortcut for switching perspectives Ctrl + L Go to line no Ctrl + F7 Move between views Ctrl + T Show the inheritance tree of the current Java class Alt + Let / Right Go to previous/ next editor position in history F12 Focuses on the editor. Alt + Up / Down Move line up / down Ctrl + M Maximize Java editor F3 Go to the declaration of this variable Ctrl + Shift + F Format source code Organize the imports; will import the missing import Ctrl + Shift + P Go to the matching bracket Ctrl + Shift + O statements. Ctrl + Left / Right Move one element to the left / right Ctrl + Q Go to position the cursor at the last changed. Wrap the select block of code into a block, e.g. Ctrl + Up / Down Scroll up / down a line in the editor Ctrl + Alt + Z try/catch. Alt + Shift Up / Down Select the previous / next syntactical element Ctrl + 2, L Assign statement to new local variable Alt + Shift Up / Down / Left / Extending / Reducing the selection of the Ctrl + 2, F Assign statement to new field Right previous / next syntactical element Show the Javadoc for the selected type / class / Ctrl + . Go to the next problem / error Shift + F2 method Ctrl + , Go to the previous problem / error Ctrl + Alt + Up/Down Copy line Ctrl + H Java search in workspace Alt + Shift + Z Surround block with try and catch F4 on a variable Show type hierarchy of an Class Alt + Shift + R Rename Ctrl + J , Ctrl + K Incremental search, find next Ctrl+2, R Rename locally (in file), faster then Alt + Shift + R Ctrl + Shift + G Search for references in the workspace Alt + Shift + T Opens the quick refactoring menu Run and Debug Ctrl + S Saves current editor F5 Step into. Ctrl+ D Deletes current line in the editor F6 Step over. Ctrl + Shift + O Adjusts the imports statements. F7 Go to the caller of the method/ function. Ctrl + 2, L or F Assign statement to new local variable or field F8 Go to the next breakpoint. Ctrl + Shift + T Open Type Dialog Ctrl + Q Inspect Ctrl + O Shows quick outline of a class Ctrl + F11 Run last launched Ctrl+3 Master Shortcut Run current selected class as Java Alt + Shift + X - J application Ctrl + Alt + L List out all Shortcuts Ctrl + F11 Run last launched application