Eclipse shortcut
Alt left arrow, right arrow to switch labels in editing window
Alt up and down arrows to automatically select the row in the mouse and move it up and down
Ctrl F6 can pop up the menu, listed above, editing windows that can be switched, so that you can switch without mouse
Ctrl F7 can switch between views, such as editing views, output views, project views
Ctrl F8 can switch in different viewing views, is switched between Java view, debugging view, etc.
Ctrl M can switch between maximizing current windows and restore the current window
CTRL E pops up the input window, you can enter the code window you want to edit, and the same functionality as Ctrl F6, just one is a choice method, one is an input method, switch window
Ctrl T can directly display the class diagram of the content of the cursor, you can enter directly, and jump to the input content part
Press and hold the CTRL button, then the mouse point to the variable name, method name, and class name to quickly jump in the source code.
Ctrl F11 Quick execution program
CTRL SHIFT F program automatic typography
Ctrl Shift O Automatically adds a reference. Description: Suppose we don't have any type of Import, when we are in the program: resourceattirbute ra = new resourcettribute (); Eclipse will prompt to say no reference category, then we will press CTRL Shift O, it will automatically Help our import this category. Very convenient
Ctrl / Note the selected block: It is convenient to DEBUG.
Alt / is that everyone should have the most common code assistant.
Ctrl H Search, open Search Dialog
Ctrl Shift Space parameter prompt, if located in the method body at this time, the parameter prompt of the method will appear, and the parameters where the current cursor is located will display bold.
edit
Scope function shortcut
Global look up and replace Ctrl f
Text Editor looks up a Ctrl Shift K
Text Editor Find Next Ctrl K
Global revoke Ctrl Z
Global copy Ctrl C
Global restore the previous selection of Alt Shift ↓
Global cut Ctrl X
Global Quick Correction Ctrl1 1
Global content auxiliary ALT /
All selected Ctrl A overall
Global Delete Delete
Global context information ALT ?
Alt Shift ?
Ctrl Shift Space
Java Editor Display Tool Tip Description F2
Java editor selection package element Alt Shift ↑
Java Editor Selects the previous element Alt Shift ←
Java Editor Select Next Element Alt Shift →
Text Editor Increment Find Ctrl J
Text Editor Increment Reverse Find Ctrl Shift J
Global paste Ctrl V
Global Redo Ctrl Y View
Scope function shortcut
Global zoom CTRL =
Global reduction Ctrl -
window
Scope function shortcut
Global activation editor F12
Global Switch Editor Ctrl Shift W
Global last editor Ctrl Shift F6
Global Previous View Ctrl Shift F7
Global on a perspective Ctrl Shift F8
Global next editor Ctrl F6
Global Next View Ctrl F7
Global next perspective Ctrl F8
Text Editor Shows Ruler Context Menu Ctrl W
Global display view menu Ctrl F10
Global display system menu Alt -
navigation
Scope function shortcut
Java editor opens the structure Ctrl F3
Open type Ctrl Shift T
Open type hierarchy F4
Global open statement F3
Open the outside Javadoc Shift F2
Open resource Ctrl Shift R overse
Global back history record alt ←
Global forward history ALT →
Global on a Ctrl ,
Global next Ctrl .
Java Editor Display Outline Ctrl O
Open the type Ctrl Shift H in the hierarchical structure
Global transfer to match parentheses Ctrl Shift P
Global transfer to the previous editing position Ctrl Q
Java editor goes to the previous member Ctrl Shift ↑
Java editor goes to the next member Ctrl Shift ↓
Text Editor Go to Ctrl L
search for
Scope function shortcut
Ctrl Shift U in the global appearance
Open Search dialog box Ctrl H
Statement Ctrl G in the global work area
Ctrl Shift g in the global work area
Text Editor
Scope function shortcut
Text Editor overwriting Insert Insert
Ctrl ↑ on the text editor ↑
Ctrl ↓ under the text editor ↓
file
Scope function shortcut
Global preservation Ctrl X
Ctrl s
Global print Ctrl P
Global close CTRL F4
Save Ctrl Shift S globally
Global All Close Ctrl Shift F4
Global Properties Alt ENTER
Global new Ctrl N
project
Scope function shortcut
All build CTRL B
Source code
Scope function shortcut
Java editor format Ctrl Shift f
Java editor cancels Ctrl /
Java Editor Note Ctrl /
Java Editor Add Import Ctrl Shift M
Java editor organization import CTRL Shift O
The Java editor uses the TRY / CATCH block to surround unsigned, too common, so listed here, it is recommended to set it yourself.
You can also automatically correct using Ctrl 1.
run
Scope function shortcut
Global Single Step Back F7
Global single step skip F6
Global single step jump into F5
Global Single Step Jumping into Select Ctrl F5
Global debugging last started F11
Global continues F8
Global use filter single step to execute Shift F5
Global Add / Remove breakpoint Ctrl Shift B
Global display Ctrl D
Operate the last start CTRL F11
Operate to Ctrl R globally
Global execution Ctrl U
Reconstruct
Scope function shortcut
Global revocation reconstruction Alt Shift Z
Global extraction method ALT SHIFT M
Ground extraction of local variables Alt Shift L
Global Inline Alt Shift i
Global mobile ALT SHIFT V
Global rename Alt Shift R
Global heavy ALT SHIFT Y
