The 10 most commonly used shortcuts in Eclipse.

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This article lists the top 10 most commonly used shortcuts in Eclipse for those who are not familiar with them. The shortcuts include managing imports, opening type and class files, closing windows, commenting, renaming, and extracting variables and methods. Other commonly used shortcuts are also mentioned.

title: The 10 most commonly used shortcuts in Eclipse
date: 2013-07-08 09:11:22
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Friends who are familiar with Eclipse must have a strong impression of its shortcuts. There are many, but usually only about 10 are commonly used. Based on practical experience in projects, I have summarized them below, which can be a little help for friends who are not very familiar with them.

Ctrl + Shift + O: Import and manage import statements

Ctrl + Shift + T: Open Type and search for class files

Ctrl + Shift + F4: Close the currently open window

Ctrl + O: Open declarations

Ctrl + E: Open editor (switch windows)

Ctrl + /: Comment out the current line

Alt + Shift + R: Rename

Alt + Shift + L: Extract local variable

Alt + Shift + M: Extract method

F3: Open Declaration

Ctrl + D: Delete current line

Ctrl + SHIFT + F: Format

Ctrl + Alt + ↓(↑): Copy current line downwards (upwards)

Alt + ↓(↑): Move current line downwards (upwards)

Alt + .: Output suggestions

Ctrl + S: Save file

There are also Ctrl + A, Z, X, C, V;

Shift + →; Shift + ←; are also listed here for easy reference and summarization.

Alt + Shift + J: Add doc comments to function

Ctrl + Shift + O: Import and manage import statements#

Used with the FormatOnSave plugin, it is no longer used as it automatically imports when saving.

Ctrl + Shift + T: Open Type and search for class files#

Ctrl + Shift + F4: Close the currently open window#

Used Ctrl + W

Ctrl + O: Open declarations#

Ctrl + E: Open editor (switch windows)#

Ctrl + /: Comment out the current line#

Alt + Shift + R: Rename#

Alt + Shift + L: Extract local variable#

Alt + Shift + M: Extract method#

F3: Open Declaration#

Used Ctrl + Mouse

Alt + Shift + X: A menu will pop up

Via The 10 most commonly used shortcuts in Eclipse - Sterning - BlogJava.