Common shortcut keys for Eclipse

I. Common shortcut keys related to files

CTRL + N: Create a new project, file, folder, etc.

Ctrl+m: Maximizing/restoring the editing window

Alt+enter: Opens the Properties window for the selected project, package, file, etc.

Alt+shift+r: Rename the project name, file name, method name, variable name:

To rename the count, select Count to click the shortcut key, as follows:

Ctrl+e: Open the Edit window to view the table of contents

Ctrl+page up: Switch to the previous window of the edit window

Ctrl+page down: Switch to the next window in the edit window

ALT + Underlined letter (dialog box) such as:

Alt+k jumps to the package text box and Alt+m jumps to the name text box

Two. Writing code often uses shortcut keys:

Ctrl+alt+↑: Copy the line contents of the cursor up

Ctrl+alt+↓: Copy the line contents of the cursor down

Alt+↑: Move the row contents of the cursor up

Alt+↓: Move the row contents of the cursor down

Shift+enter: Add a blank line below the line where the cursor is located

Shift+ctrl+enter: Adds a blank line above the line where the cursor is located

Ctrl+1: Given solution (used when Red line is present)

ALT +?: Auto Prompt function

Alt+shift+z: Surround With: The effect is as follows:

Alt+shift+s: Pop Up the Source menu, click on the underlined letter (without ALT), go to the appropriate menu

ctrl+/: Comment (//) or dismiss comment

ctrl+shift+/: Block Annotations (/**/)

Ctrl+shift+\: Unblocking block annotations

Ctrl+d: Delete the row

Ctrl+t: Viewing inheritance and implementation relationships for classes

Ctrl+o: Viewing the structure of a class

Ctrl+shift+t: Open the View class window

Alt+shift+m: Extract the selected part as method

Common shortcut keys for Eclipse