Eclipse Common Shortcut commands

1, vs, Chrome, Eclipse debug Command comparison:

Vs:
F5: Continue Running
F10: Single Step execution
F11: Entering function interior
Shift + F11: returned from inside the function at the call

Chrome:
F8: Continue Running
F10: Single Step execution
F11: Entering function interior
Shift + F11: returned from inside the function at the call

Eclipse:
F5: Entering function interior
F6: Single Step execution
F7: returned by function inside the call
F8: Run to the next breakpoint
F11: Debug Run
Ctrl + F11: Run directly

2. Common quick commands for eclipse

Window switch
Ctrl + M (toggle window size)
Ctrl + pageup/pagedown (Toggle tab left and right)

File Lookup
Ctrl + Shift + R (Quick Search file)
Ctrl + E (Find in Tabs)

File View
Ctrl +↓ (roll-down line)
Ctrl +↑ (roll up line)
Ctrl +-/+ (zoom in/Zoom Out)
Double-click on the left border of the window with a breakpoint, right-click to add line number

File Content Lookup
Ctrl + F (Find)
Ctrl + K (Find Next)
Ctrl + O (fast outline, positioning method)

Cursor Jump
F3 (jump to definition)
Alt +← (Fallback history)
Alt +→ (Forward history)
Ctrl + Q (jumps to the last edit)
Ctrl + Shift + P (navigate to the corresponding match, for example {})
Ctrl +. (The cursor moves to the next error, used with CTRL + 1)

Edit
Alt + Shift + R (rename)
Ctrl + Z (undo)
Ctrl + Y (Redo)
Alt +↓ (moves the current line down)
Alt +↑ (move current line up)
Ctrl + D (delete current line)

Comments
Ctrl + 1 (quick fix)
Ctrl + 1--(quick fix)
Alt +/(content Assist)
Ctrl +/(Add or remove comments (//))
Ctrl + Shift +/(Add comments (/* */))
Ctrl + Shift + \ (Delete comments (/* */))
F2 (Renaming a class file or project name, displaying annotations on a class or method)
ESC (Cancel prompt)

Eclipse Common Shortcut commands