Idea gathered up shortcut keys in eclipse

1. The mouse floats on the method name can see the note (This function name is called quick documentation, shortcut keys are F2 or ctrl+shift+space)
Set to automatic display as follows:

There was nice feature which shows quick documentation when your mouse was over element.
IntelliJ
Editor/general-Show Quick documentation on mouse move

older versions
Add the following line to Idea.properties file:

Auto.show.quick.doc=true

2. Enter in eclipse automatically jumps to the end of the line, what does idea do?
Ctrl+shift+enter (jumps to the end of the line and if the end of the line does not have a semicolon automatically complements the semicolon) or ctrl+right

3.ctrl+1 is used in idea, alt+enter.

4. View method parameters (or method signature) Ctrl+p, this function is called parameter info

5.Double Shift This is more convenient than ctrl+shift+r.

6. Ctrl + Tab is good, switch back and forth between editor (sometimes to switch between the two files opened in the IDE, you are not accustomed to press ALT + TAB, I have this problem)

7. Alt +q Quick Display the current line in which method (if the method body is too long, one screen does not show this is useful).

8. Copy the current line to the Pasteboard, CTRL + C (do not select any content)

9. Ctrl+shift+v Advanced Paste:

10. Is it annoying to import class automatically, and need to constantly press Alt+enter to import the missing class in idea?
Search in the Settings auto Import all tick on the solution, (even ctrl+shift+o are saved, is not very cool)

11.IDEA Default support Zen coding, write HTML no longer have to use the angle bracket., the shortcut key for the completion is tab, not alt+/

100. The most important is the code hint. In Eclipse called content Assistant,idea called completion, and input method conflicts to do their own, set to what is purely personal preferences.

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Idea gathered up shortcut keys in eclipse