Summary of shortcut keys in eclipse

Summary of shortcut keys in Eclipse
"alt+/": to provide users with content assistance, you can use "Ctrl+o" when you remember the names of the classes, methods, and properties: the outline of the methods and attributes in the class, and the ability to quickly locate the methods and properties of the class "ctrl+/": Quick Add, Uncomment "ctrl+d": Delete current line Ctrl +m ": Window maximizes and restores" ctrl+k "," ctrl++shift+k ": Find the selected content quickly down and up, no longer need to click the mouse to find the dialog box" Ctrl+shift+t " : Find Java class files found in the workspace (Workspace) build path, do not suffer for the class that is not found, and can use "*". "Ctrl+shift+r": Find all files (including Java files) in the workspace (Workspace), or use the wildcard "Ctrl+shift+g": Find references to classes, methods, and properties "Ctrl+shift+o" : Quickly generate import, when copying a program from the Internet, do not know how to import into the called class, you can use this feature "Ctrl+h": Search Lookup Function "ctrl+shift+f": Format Code "ALT+SHIFT+W" : Finds the path in the project where the current file resides, you can quickly locate the browser view, and if you want to find the package where a file resides, this shortcut is useful (especially in larger projects) "Ctrl+l": Navigates to a row in the current editor, and is also valid for non-Java files "alt+←", " alt+→ ": Back History and forward history, very useful in tracking code, the user may have looked up several related places, but may not be able to remember, the two shortcut keys to locate the search in the order of" F3 ": Quickly locate the cursor position of a class, method and property" F4 ": Display class inheritance relationship , and open the class inheritance view "Ctrl+shift+b": To set a breakpoint or set the breakpoint "F11" on the current line: Debug the last executing program "CTRL+F11": Run the last executed program "F5": Trace to the method, when the program executes to a method, you can press "F5" Key to trace to "F6" in the method: Step into the program "F7": Finish the method, and return to the last statement "F8" that calls this method: Continue execution to the next breakpoint or program end "CTRL+F6": Switch to the next editor "Ctrl+shift+f6": Switch to the previous editor Ctrl+f7 ": Switch to the next view" CTRL+SHIFT+F7 ": Switch to the previous view" Ctrl+f8 ": Switch to the next pivot chart" Ctrl+shift+f8 ": ToggleTo the previous perspective