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Eclipse supports over 350 commands for all aspects of editing, running, and debugging programs. Most of these can be found on a menuor submenuinside Eclipse, while some are bound to keystrokes. Then there are the ones that are not normally accessible at all. In order to run those, you must first bind them to a key (Window Preferences General Keys).
Press Ctrl+Shift+L (Help Key Assist) to see a quick list of the currently defined keys.
This appendix lists most of the commands available in Eclipse along with their key bindings and menu paths (if any). Commands are organized into categories such as Edit and File, just as you would see them listed in the Keys Preferences. Within each category, the commands are listed in alphabetical order. The format used is:
Main menu path
Some commands can be accessed by two or more equivalent key sequences. For example, the Copy command's key bindings are listed as "Ctrl+C | Ctrl+Insert." The vertical bar indicates that either Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Insert will work.
Other bindings are actually composed of two keys pressed in sequence. For example, the key binding for "Quick Assist -Rename in file" is shown as "Ctrl+2, R." The comma indicates you should press Ctrl+2, release, and then press the R key.
It sounds more complicated than it really is. If you press the first key of a multikey sequence and pause, a window will appear to remind you what to press next.
In the interest of space, only key bindings for the default configuration on Windows are listed. Keys for other platforms are similar, and you should be able to infer these for yourself. An Emacs-like configuration is also selectable from the Keys Preferences. Someone has even written a plug-in that supports vi -style keystrokes (search for it on the plug-in sites listed in the "Community Web Sites" section in Part IX).
Edit Add Bookmark
Add Task [No key binding]Edit Add Task
Content Assist [Ctrl+Space]Edit Content Assist
Context Information [Ctrl+Shift+Space]Edit Parameter Hints
Copy [Ctrl+C | Ctrl+Insert]Edit Copy
Cut [Ctrl+X | Shift+Delete]Edit Cut
Delete [Delete]Edit Delete
Find and Replace [Ctrl+F]Edit Find/Replace
Find Next [Ctrl+K]Edit Find Next
Find Previous [Ctrl+Shift+K]Edit Find Previous
Incremental Find [Ctrl+J]Edit Incremental Find Next
Incremental Find Reverse [Ctrl+Shift+J]Edit Incremental Find Previous
Paste [Ctrl+V | Shift+Insert]Edit Paste
Quick Diff Toggle [Ctrl+Shift+Q](No menu)
Quick Fix [Ctrl+1]Edit Quick Fix
Redo [Ctrl+Y]Edit Redo
Restore Last Selection [Alt+Shift+Down]Edit Expand Selection To Restore Last Selection
Revert Line [No key binding](No menu)
Revert Line [No key binding](No menu)
Revert to Saved [No key binding]File Revert
Select All [Ctrl+A]Edit Select All
Select Enclosing Element [Alt+Shift+Up]Edit Expand Selection To Enclosing Element
Select Next Element [Alt+Shift+Right]Edit Expand Selection To Next Element
Select Previous Element [Alt+Shift+Left]Edit Expand Selection To Previous Element
Shift Left [No key binding]Source Shift Left
Shift Right [No key binding]Source Shift Right
Show Line Numbers [No key binding](No menu)
Show Tooltip Description [F2]Edit Show Tooltip Description
Toggle Insert Mode [Ctrl+Shift+Insert]Edit Smart Insert Mode
Undo [Ctrl+Z]Edit Undo
Word Completion [Alt+/]Edit Word Completion
File Close
Close All [Ctrl+Shift+F4 | Ctrl+Shift+W]File Close All
Convert Line Delimiters to Mac OS 9 [No key binding]File Convert Line Delimiters To Mac OS 9
Convert Line Delimiters to Unix [No key binding]File Convert Line Delimiters To Unix
Convert Line Delimiters to Windows [No key binding]File Convert Line Delimiters To Windows
Exit [No key binding]File Exit
Export [No key binding]File Export
Import [No key binding]File Import
Move [No key binding]File Move
New [Ctrl+N]File New Other
New menu [Alt+Shift+N]File New
Open File [No key binding]File Open File
Open Workspace [No key binding]File Switch Workspace
Print [Ctrl+P]File Print
Properties [Alt+Enter]File Properties
Refresh [F5]File Refresh
Remove Trailing Whitespace [No key binding](No menu)
Rename [F2]File Rename
Revert [No key binding]File Revert
Save [Ctrl+S]File Save
Save All [Ctrl+Shift+S]File Save All
Save As [No key binding]File Save As
Help About
Dynamic Help [F1]Help Dynamic Help
Help Contents [No key binding]Help Help Contents
Help Search [No key binding]Help Search Help
Tips and Tricks [No key binding]Help Tips and Tricks
Welcome [No key binding]Help Welcome
Navigate Go To Back
Backward History [Alt+Left]Navigate Back
Forward [No key binding]Navigate Go To Forward
Forward History [Alt+Right]Navigate Forward
Go Into [No key binding]Navigate Go Into
Go to Line [Ctrl+L]Navigate Go to Line
Go to Matching Bracket [Ctrl+Shift+P]Navigate Go To Matching Bracket
Go to Next Member [Ctrl+Shift+Down]Navigate Go To Next Member
Go to Package [No key binding]Navigate Go To Package
Go to Previous Member [Ctrl+Shift+Up]Navigate Go To Previous Member
Go to Resource [No key binding]Navigate Go To Resource
Go to Type [No key binding]Navigate Go To Type
Last Edit Location [Ctrl+Q]Navigate Last Edit Location
Next [Ctrl+.]Navigate Next
Open Call Hierarchy [Ctrl+Alt+H]Navigate Open Call Hierarchy
Open Declaration [F3]Navigate Open Declaration
Open External Javadoc [Shift+F2]Navigate Open External Javadoc
Open Resource [Ctrl+Shift+R]Navigate Open Resource
Open Structure [Ctrl+F3](No menu)
Open Super Implementation [No key binding]Navigate Open Super Implementation
Open Type [Ctrl+Shift+T]Navigate Open Type
Open Type Hierarchy [F4]Navigate Open Type Hierarchy
Open Type in Hierarchy [Ctrl+Shift+H]Navigate Open Type in Hierarchy
Previous [Ctrl+,]Navigate Previous
Quick Hierarchy [Ctrl+T]Navigate Quick Type Hierarchy
Quick Outline [Ctrl+O]Navigate Quick Outline
Show in Menu [Alt+Shift+W]Navigate Show In
Show in Package Explorer [No key binding]Navigate Show In Package Explorer
Up [No key binding]Navigate Go To Up One [Level
Window Open Perspective Other CVS Repository Exploring
Debug [No key binding]Window Open Perspective Debug
Java [No key binding]Window Open Perspective Java
Java Browsing [No key binding]Window Open Perspective Java Browsing
Java Type Hierarchy [No key binding]Window Open Perspective Other Java Type Hierarchy
Team Synchronizing [No key binding]Window Open Perspective Other Team Synchronizing
Project Build All
Build Clean [No key binding]Project Clean
Build Project [No key binding]Project Build Project
Close Project [No key binding]Project Close Project
Generate Javadoc [No key binding]Project Generate Javadoc
Open Project [No key binding]Project Open Project
Properties [No key binding]Project Properties
Rebuild All [No key binding](No menu)
Rebuild Project [No key binding](No menu)
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