Eclipse Common shortcut keys

The most common shortcut keys in eclipse

Friends who are familiar with eclipse must be very impressed with its shortcut keys. Many, but commonly used generally is about 10. According to the practice in the project, it is summarized as follows, a little help to some of the less familiar friends.

Ctrl + Shift + O: Import and manage Imports statements

Ctrl + Shift + T: Opens open Type find class file

Ctrl + Shift + F4: Close the window where you are opening

Ctrl + o:open declarations

Ctrl + E: Open editor (toggle window)

Ctrl +/: Note the bank

Alt + Shift + R: Rename

Alt + Shift + L: Extract local variables

Alt + Shift + M: Extraction method

F3:open Declaration

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Ctrl + D: Delete Bank

Ctrl + SHIFT + F: Shaping

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Ctrl + Alt +↓ (↑): Copy line down (UP)

Alt +↓ (↑): Move the bank down (UP)

Alt +. : Output Hints

Note: Personally think this shortcut is the most useful, (1) In the Java class, to output the main method, as long as the input main and then use this shortcut key to press ENTER, to output System.out.println (), you just enter SYSO and then use this shortcut to press ENTER Again, for example, if you want to overwrite the ToString () method of the parent class, you only need to enter to and then press ENTER with this shortcut; If you want to use a class that does not have an import (such as Calendar), you can simply enter the CA and use the shortcut key to select For example, if you want to generate a Get,set method for a field, you only need to enter get and use this shortcut to generate (default is public); (2) in the JSP page, you can use this prompt to enter a label (the tag attribute is indicated in the label). (3) This shortcut key is also available in XML.

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Ctrl + S: Save the file.

Other also have Ctrl + A, Z, X, C, V;shift +→;shift +←; a side-by-side here, easy to summarize the query.

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Alt+shift+j Adding a doc comment to a function

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Eclipse Common shortcut keys