Alt+f7: Find out where to use
COMMAND+ALT+F7: This is the place where the selected characters appear in the project, not the method variable class, and the difference between the
COMMAND+F7: You can query the current element in the current file reference, and then press F3 can choose, the function of the basic ibid.
Select the text, press COMMAND+SHIFT+F7, highlight all the text, and press ESC to highlight the disappear.
Select the text, press ALT+F3, look down the same text, and highlight it.
SHIFT+F3: Just go up.
Ctrl+enter: The interface that generated the Get,set method appears
Shift+enter: Change to Next line
Command+n: Finding classes
Command+shift+n: Finding Files
Command+r: Replace
Ctrl+shift+r: You can replace variables in the entire project or under a directory
Command+y: View Current method implementation
Command+d: Copy the current line to the next line
Ctrl+shift+j: line that joins multiple rows to a row, removing spaces
Command+j: can generate some automatic code, such as for loop
Command+b: Find the source of the variable with F4 find the source of the variable
Ctrl+shift+b: Find the class to which the variable belongs
Command+g: Positioning
Command+f: Find text in current file F3 look down, shift+f3 look up
Ctrl+shift+f: You can find variables in the entire project or under a directory equivalent to the ctrl+h in eclipse
Alt+shift+c: Recently modified files
Command+e: Recently opened file
Alt+enter: Import package, automatic modification
COMMAND+ALT+L: Format code command+alt+i: Auto indent, not multiple use tab or BACKSPACE key, is also more convenient
Ctrl+shift+space: Code completion, this will determine the possible use of this code completion and code hints are not the same
Command+p: Method Parameter hints
Command+alt+t: Place the selected code in try{} if{} else{}
Command+x: Cut Delete Rows
Command+shift+v: You can copy multiple text
Command+shift+u: Case Conversion
ALT+F1: Find the directory where the files are located
command+/: Comment Line or multiple lines//
ctrl+shift+/: Comment/.../
Command+alt+ Arrow: Returns the last edited position
SHIFT+F6: Renaming
command+shift+ up and down arrows: Move the code up or down
command+[or]: You can jump to the beginning of the curly brace
COMMAND+F12: The structure of the current file can be displayed
COMMAND+ALT+B: An implementation code that can navigate to an abstract method
command+shift+*: Column Editing
Alt+f8:debug Check values F8 equivalent to eclipse F6 skip to the next step
Shift+f8: F8 equivalent to eclipse jumps to the next breakpoint
ALT+SHIFT+F7: This is mandatory entry code
COMMAND+F9 Debug: Run Java class
CTRL+SHIFT+F10: Normal running Java class
COMMAND+F2: Stop Running
IntelliJ idea common shortcut keys under Mac