Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts¶
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- Eclipse Keyboard Shortcuts
General Shortcuts¶
Ctrl-Shift-L::
displays a list of the keybindings available for the current editor context
Java View¶
Ctrl+Shift+T::
Open Type (class)
Ctrl+Shift+R::
Open Resource (any file in workspace)
F3::
Go to the declaration of the current item (also Ctrl-click)
F4::
Open the Type heirarchy
Alt+Left::
Go to the last edit location
Ctrl+Space::
Auto complete
Ctrl+1::
Auto Fix
Ctrl+J::
Incremental search (just type desired serch to find in the current file, no find dialog)
Ctrl+Shift+G::
Search for references of the current item
Ctrl+T::
Open quick heirarchy
Ctrl+F3::
Open quick outline
Ctrl+O::
Popup a searchable list of members in the current source file - press Ctrl+O again to see where members inherited from
Ctrl+G::
Search for declarations of the current item
Ctrl+F6::
Cycle through Editors
Ctrl+F7::
Cycle through Views
Ctrl+F8::
Cycle through Perspectives
Ctrl+F11::
Run last launched
F11::
Debug last launched
Shift+Alt+X ::
Run type (a popup comes up on your bottom right which tells you what you can run in the current file - T for unit test, J for java app, etc)
Ctrl+Shift+O::
Organize imports
Alt+Shift+R::
Rename refactor
Alt+Shift+V:::
Move refactor
Alt+Shift+M::
Method refactor
Alt+Shift+L::
Create local variable
Alt+Shift+J::
Create Javadoc for current item
Alt+T::
Open Refactor menu
Alt+S::
Open Source menu
Alt+Up::
Move current line up
Alt+Down::
Move current line down
Ctrl+Alt+Up::
Copy current line up
Ctrl+Alt+Down::
Copy current line down
Ctrl+Shift+L::
Display keybindings for current editor
Updated by Andreas Müller almost 2 years ago · 10 revisions