Eclipse Common Operations

an Eclipse common shortcut key

2. Ctrl+q: Jumps to the last edit point.
4. Ctrl+f: Finds and replaces in the current file.
6. Ctrl+t: View the inheritance relationship for the class.
8. ALT + LEFT ARROW: Returns to the previous position of the cursor.
10. ALT + RIGHT ARROW: Advances to the next position of the cursor.
12. alt+shift+s: Open the right-click menu, note that after opening the context menu, the items also have shortcut keys, R generate Getter/setter method, V rewrite or implementation method, o use attributes to create constructors, c to inherit parent class constructor classes to create constructors.
14. ctrl+shift+/: Add a block comment.
16. Ctrl+shift+\: Cancels the block comment.
18. ctrl+/: Adds or cancels line comments.
20. Alt+shift+l: Extracts a local variable, such as extracting the literal value, to create a reference variable for it.
22. Ctrl+shift+r: Find local resources.
24. Alt+shift+r: Rename.
26. Ctrl+h: Finds the file that contains the specified content.
28. Alt+shift+z: Add a try---Catch to the selected code.
30. Alt+shift+z+3: Wraps the selected code into an if statement.
32. ALT + UP ARROW/down ARROW: Place the cursor on one line, and move the row up or down.
34. ctrl+alt+ up ARROW/down ARROW: Copies a row up or down.
36. Alt+shift+m: Creates a method for the selected code.
38. Alt+shift+x,t: Run in JUnit.
40. ALT +?: Displays what you can insert in the current position, and outputs the selected content through System.out.println.
42. Shift+enter: Inserts a blank line under the current line.
44. Alt+shift+a: Turns multi-line editing mode on or off.

Eclipse Common Operations