You can use this shortcut several times on the same word until you reach the word you need. You must type at least one letter for this to work. Opens a window with suggestions for solving the problem.įinish a word for you. Opens the content assistant (allows you to select methods or field names) Shortcuts to manipulate the source code Windows / Linux If no selection, all code is auto-formattedĪdd a block comment around the selection /* */ Shortcuts for formatting and comments Windows / LinuxĪutomatically format (adjust spaces, line breaks, etc.) selected. Shortcuts for requesting information about the code Windows / Linuxĭisplay the hierarchy of types for the selected elementĭisplays all calls of the selected method or constructor. Shortcuts for navigation in the eclipse editor Windows / Linux
Starts the wizard to create a new class, interface, Java project, etc. Shortcuts for managing files Windows / Linux You can use this list as a reference and come back to it later when you need to. Using shortcuts will improve your coding efficiency.
This list contains the most common Eclipse shortcuts for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS.
