Eclipse Common shortcut keys

1 editing related shortcut keys
ALT +/: Help
CTRL + D: delete When moving forward
CTRL + M: Window maximization and restore
2 Viewing and locating shortcut keys
CTRL + K: Find the selection quickly up and down. (Select what you want to find, hold down CTRL + K)
CTRL + SHIFT + T: Find the Java class file in the workspace path, and do not suffer for the class being found, and you can use "*", "? "And so on wildcard characters.
CTRL + SHIFT + R: and CTRL + SHIFT + T correspond to find all the files in the workspace (including Java files), or you can use wildcard characters.
CTRL + SHIFT + G/ctrl + ALT + G: Find references to classes, methods, and properties."Because CTRL + Shift is used in the input method, the shortcut key is changed: Window---preferences->general-Key"
CTRL + SHIFT + 0: Quickly generate import
CTRL + SHIFT + F: Quick Format Code
ALT + SHIFT + W: View the path in the project where the current document is located.
CTRL + L: Locates a row of the current editor and is also valid for non-Java files
F3: A class, method, and property that quickly positions the cursor
F4: Displays the integration relationship of the class and opens the Class inheritance view.
3 Debugging shortcut keys
CTRL + SHIFT + B: Sets a breakpoint on the current line or cancels the set breakpoint.
F11: Debugging the last executed program
CTRL + F11: Runs the last executed program.
F5: Trace into the method, and when the program executes to a method, you can press the F5 key to trace to the method.
F6: Stepping through the program
F7: Executes the method, returning to the last statement that called this method.
4 Common editor shortcut keys
CTRL + C: Copy
CTRL + X: Cut
CTRL + V: Sticky
CTRL + S: Save file
CTRL + Z: Undo
CTRL + Y: Repeat
CTRL + F: Find
5 other shortcut keys
CTRL + F6: Switch to the next editor
CTRL + SHIFT + F6: Switch to previous editor
CTRL + F7: Switch to the next view
CTRL + SHIFT + F7: Switch to the previous view
CTRL + F8: Switch to a Perspective view
CTRL + SHIFT + F8: Switch to the previous view.

6 Setting shortcut keys

Because the Eclipse shortcut key may conflict with other shortcut keys, the most common is input method conflicts, so you can customize your own shortcut keys.

Window--preferences->general key