10 most commonly used shortcut keys in eclipse

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Those familiar with eclipse must be very touched by its shortcut keys. many, but usually around 10. according to the practice in the project, the following is a little help to some unfamiliar friends.

CTRL + Shift + O: Introduce and manage imports statements

CTRL + Shift + T: Open Type to search for class files

CTRL + Shift + F4: Close the Opened Window

CTRL + O: Open declarations

CTRL + E: Open the Editor (switch window)

CTRL +/: Comment this line

Alt + Shift + R: Rename

Alt + Shift + L: Extract local variables

Alt + Shift + m: Extraction Method

F3: Open declaration

Review: 10 most commonly used shortcut keys in eclipse

By sitinspringctrl + D: delete this row

CTRL + Shift + F: integer

Re: The most common 10 shortcut keys in eclipse

By Gandi fengctrl + ALT + ↓ (upper): Copy this row down (upper)

Alt + ↑: Move the row down (up)

Alt +.: Output prompt

Note: I personally think this shortcut key is the most useful. (1) in the Java class, to output the main method, you only need to enter main and then press Enter.
System. Out. println (). You only need to enter syso and press Enter. For example, to overwrite the tostring () method of the parent class, you only need to enter
To then press enter with this shortcut key. For example, if you want to use a class without import (such as calendar), you only need to enter Ca and then use this shortcut key to select it with the upper and lower keys. For example, if you want
Generate the get and set methods for a field. You only need to enter get and then use this shortcut key to generate (the default value is public). Then, for example,... (2) You can enter this prompt on the JSP page.
Label ). (3) This shortcut is also available in XML.

Re: the 10 most frequently used shortcut keys in eclipse to reply to more comments

By Gandi Feng forgot one of the most commonly used ones (but this is a system shortcut key, not a proprietary eclipse)

CTRL + S: Save the file.

Others include Ctrl + A, Z, X, C, V; Shift + →; Shift + cursor; here, we are tied together to facilitate your summary and query.

Re: The most common 10 shortcut keys in eclipse

By yueda Alt + Shift + J add Doc comments to the Function

Re: The most common 10 shortcut keys in eclipse

By William Amy did not even use the brain to save the information, and it was fixed to the hand.

Re: The most common 10 shortcut keys in eclipse

By day @ Gandi Feng

About "Alt +.: The following prompt is displayed: "This is a quick release. I cannot achieve this. I need to use" Alt +/". My eclipse version is 3.3, I wonder if the version is different ~

Re: The most common 10 shortcut keys in eclipse

By xibin # Ctrl + Shift + O: import and manage imports statements
After the formatonsave plug-in is used, it will not be used and will be automatically imported during storage.
# Ctrl + Shift + T: Open Type to find class files
# Ctrl + Shift + F4: Close the window opened
CTRL + W
# Ctrl + O: Open declarations
# Ctrl + E: Open the Editor (switch window)
# Ctrl +/: Comment the line
# Alt + Shift + R: Rename
# Alt + Shift + L: extract local variables
# Alt + Shift + M: Extraction Method
# F3: open declaration
Use Ctrl + mouse

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A menu will pop up after by xmlspyalt + Shift + X,

Re: The most common 10 shortcut keys in eclipse

By royal IP @ day

"Alt +/" is the default value defined by the eclipse hotkey. Its "Alt + .:

It should have been modified by yourself.