3.0 / 3.1 New editing features (and shortcuts)
The current row or the selected row (Alt Arrow Up and Alt Arrow Down) so that Cut / Paste is saved; copied the current row or selected several rows before or afterwards (Ctrl Alt Arrow Up and Ctrl Alt Arrow Down), so that Copy / Paste is saved; adding a blank line (Ctrl Shift Enter and Shift Enter before or after the current line, so no need to put first Migrate to the first or row, then Enter to insert a blank line.
Calculation conversion (Ctrl Shift Y and Ctrl Shift X); Ctrl D deletes the entire line;
Restore deleted files
If you accidentally delete some files (source files, resource files, etc.), you can select RESTORE From Local History from the directory containing these files, which can be multiplexed.
Quick navigation
Ctrl o opens a floating window, quickly display Outline; Ctrl T opens a floating window, quickly display Type Hierarchy; Alt Shift W Open a floating window to quickly open Outline, Navigator or Package Explorer these View, And quickly locate resources in editing windows quickly
Show shortcut
Many work in Eclipse can be completed by shortcuts, but not much remember. Here is a tip: In View or Editor, Ctrl Shift L lists the shortcut combinations that can be used.
Partially taken from Workbench User Guide Tips and Tricks
