Emacs-style shortcut keys under Eclipse

Ieclipse Emacs Class Shortcut keys

Win + SHIFT + B Toggle Set Breakpoint

Win + SHIFT + F format code

Win + SHIFT + L show shortcut keys for bindings

Win + SHIFT + S Save All Files

Win + SHIFT + W close all open files

Win + SHIFT + P jumps to match parentheses

Win + SHIFT + F11 run file

Win + SHIFT +/Search

Win + ALT + N new project or file

Win + ALT + R simultaneously edit all variables of the same name

Win + ALT + W let the file show where

Win + ALT + G text Workspace selection

Win + CTRL + F fullscreen

CTRL + Q jumps to the last edit point

CTRL + H to find files

CTRL + a jumps to the wardrobe

CTRL + E jumps to the end of the line

CTRL + F forward one letter

CTRL + B back one letter

CTRL + P jumps to the previous line

CTRL + N jumps to the next line

CTRL + W Cut

Ctrl + Y paste

ALT + W Copy

ALT + F forward a word

ALT + B back one word

ALT + SHIFT + < Jump to the beginning of the file

ALT + SHIFT + > jump to the end of the file

CTRL + X + G jumps to a row

Win + [Skip to previous file

Win +] Skip to next file

Win +, open preference configuration

Win +/Comment line code

Win + a Select all

Win + C copy

Win + V Paste

Win + x cut

Win + Z Undo

Win + H hide Eclipse

Win + I view file properties

Win + F Find and replace

Win + Q exit eclipse

Win + S Save file

Win + W close file

Win + N New Other

Win + f6 next file

Win + F7 window module switch

Win + F8 view Toggle

Win + F9 activation task

Win + F10 show bookmarks and the like

Win + F11 debug file

Win + F12 quickly position the cursor from the file in the right folder to the editor

Win + 1

Win + 2

Win + 3 positioning to fast access

F2 File Rename

F5 Right Item Refresh

Win + ALT + Q + C

Emacs-style shortcut keys under Eclipse