Shortcut keys for Eclipse

This article is small in the process of learning, encountered the Eclipse shortcut keys, through the blog to record.

Declaration of complete code: ALT +/
* 2. Prompt shortcut key: Ctrl + 1
* 3. Use a single-line comment: Ctrl +/
* 4. Use multi-line comments: Ctrl + SHIFT +/Uncomment: CTRL + SHIFT + \
* 5. Copy the code for the specified line: Ctrl + ALT + down or CTRL + ALT + UP
* 6. Delete the code for the specified line: Ctrl + D
* 7. Move code: ALT + up or ALT + down
* 8. Switch to the next line of code vacancy: Shift + ENTER
* 9. Switch to the previous line of code vacancy: CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER
* 10. How to view Source: Ctrl + Check the specified structure or CTRL + SHIFT + T
* 11. The cursor selects the specified class to view the inheritance tree structure: Ctrl + T
* 12. After entering the source code, want to return/ENTER: ALT + Left and ALT + right
* 13. Copy code: CTRL + C
* 14. Undo: Ctrl + Z anti-undo: Ctrl + Y
* 15. Cut: Ctrl + X
* 17. Paste: Ctrl + V
* 18. Save: Ctrl + S
* 19. Select all: Ctrl + A
* 20. Format code: CTRL + SHIFT + F
* 21. Select a number of lines and move the whole backwards: tab
* 22. Select a number of lines and move the whole forward: SHIFT + Tab
* 23. In the current class, search for the specified method, property, etc.: CTLR + O
* 24. Batch Modify the specified variable name, method name, etc.: ALT + SHIFT + R
* 25. The case of the selected structure toggle: Uppercase: CTRL + SHIFT + X; Turn lowercase: Ctrl + SHIFT + Y
* 26. Guide Pack: Ctrl + SHIFT + O
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* 27. Close the current window: Ctrl + W
* 28. Close all windows: Ctrl + SHIFT + W
* 29. In the current Eclipse window, search for the specified structure: Ctrl + H
* 30. See where the specified structure has been used: Ctrl + ALT + G
* 31. Find and Replace: Ctrl + F
* 32. Navigate directly to the top of the current line: Home
* 33. Navigate directly to the bottom of the current line: End

Shortcut keys for Eclipse