Several common shortcut keys in eclipse

AsProgramIt is a shame not to use shortcut keys, but there are too many shortcut keys in eclipse, and there are some shortcut keys on the Internet. The following shortcut keys are commonly used by me, basically, I think it is enough to meet the needs of most operations. This is a minimal set ^_^.

CTRL + F6 quick document switchover, similar to Ctrl + E

CTRL + O open the class definition for quick search of methods and member variables

CTRL + F search

CTRL + Shift + F formatCode

CTRL + Shift +/annotate code

CTRL + Shift + T Global Search Class

CTRL + Shift + G Global lookup class reference

CTRL + Shift + B breakpoint

CTRL + F7 View Selection for different views, for example, switching from package explorer to outline

CTRL + F2 stop running

CTRL + F4 close current editing window

CTRL + F8 mode switch, such as debugging to Java

CTRL + F11 run the current program

CTRL +/code folding

CTRL + 3 select Window

F5/F6/F8 are debugging shortcuts. F12 returns to the editing window, and F2 Error Correction prompt. F3 jumps to the class/method/variable definition.

Alt + <-return to the previous editing point

Alt + Shift + q select to enable View

Alt + Shift + d select to enable debug

Alt + Shift + T select to enable refactoring

Alt + Shift + N enable new

Alt + Shift + R rename

Alt +/Automatic completion