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Eclipse Cheat Sheet

This document provides a cheatsheet of keyboard shortcuts for the Eclipse IDE. It lists shortcuts for navigating classes and code, searching, formatting, commenting code, debugging, refactoring, and assigning variables. The shortcuts allow quick access to common development tasks like finding references, moving between files and editors, organizing imports, and wrapping code blocks.

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Eclipse Cheat Sheet

This document provides a cheatsheet of keyboard shortcuts for the Eclipse IDE. It lists shortcuts for navigating classes and code, searching, formatting, commenting code, debugging, refactoring, and assigning variables. The shortcuts allow quick access to common development tasks like finding references, moving between files and editors, organizing imports, and wrapping code blocks.

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Giova Rossi
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Eclipse IDE Cheatsheet

Quick Access
Class navigation and search
Ctrl + 3 - Quick Access allows to trigger everything
Ctrl + Shift + G - Find references in the workspace
Navigation Ctrl + Alt + H - Call hierarchy of the current method
Ctrl + K - Move to the next selected item
Ctrl + Shift + R - Search dialog for resources F3 - Go into selected class or element
Ctrl + Shift + T - Search dialog for Java Types Ctrl + J - Inline search in the current editor
Alt + ← - Go to previous opened editor Ctrl + H - Open Search dialog
Alt + → - Similar to Alt + ← but opens the next editor
Ctrl + Q - Go to last edited position in editor More on editing

Starting programs Ctrl + Shift + F - Format source code


Ctrl + Shift + O - Organize the imports
Ctrl + F11 - Run last launched Ctrl + Shift + C - Toogle comment for selection
F11 - Start in debug mode Ctrl + D - Delete current line in the editor
Pressing Ctrl while clicking Debug or Run Button Ctrl + Shift + DEL - Delete until end of the line
opens the particular Run Configuration Shift + Enter - Insert line break at cursor position
Shift + Alt + R - Rename variables and more
Editing Ctrl + Alt + Z - Wrap selected code into a block

Shift + Alt + S - Open Source Menu Variable assignment


Shift + Alt + T - Open Refactor Menu
Ctrl + S - Save current editor Ctrl + 2, L - Assign statement to new local variable
Ctrl + 1 - Quickfix; result depending on cursor position Ctrl + 2, F - Assign statement to new field
Ctrl + Space - Content assist/ code completion
Ctrl + M - Maximize / minimize active editor or view

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