Eclipse Shortcuts
Edit14
| Undo | ⌘Z |
| Cut | ⌘X |
| Copy | ⌘C |
| Paste | ⌘V |
| Select All | ⌘A |
| Find and Replace | ⌘F |
| Find Next | ⌘K |
| Find Previous | ⇧⌘K |
| Quick Fix | ⌘1 |
| Content Assist | ⌃Space |
| Word Completion | ⌃. |
| Context Information | ⌃⇧Space |
| Incremental Find | ⌘J |
| Toggle Block Selection | ⌥⌘A |
File7
| New | ⌘N |
| Close | ⌘W |
| Save | ⌘S |
| ⌘P | |
| Rename | F2 |
| Refresh | F5 |
| Properties | ⌘I |
Search4
| Open Search Dialog | ⌃H |
| Find in Workspace | ⌥⌘G |
| Search Declaration | ⌘G |
| Search References | ⇧⌘G |
Source Editing5
| Toggle Comment | ⌘/ |
| Format | ⇧⌘F |
| Toggle Mark Occurrences | ⌥⌘O |
| Source Quick Menu | ⌥⌘S |
| Open Declaration | F3 |
Text Editing13
| Delete Line | ⌘D |
| Move Lines Down | ⌥↓ |
| Move Lines Up | ⌥↑ |
| Copy Lines Down | ⌥⌘↓ |
| Copy Lines Up | ⌥⌘↑ |
| Delete Previous Word | ⌥Delete |
| Insert Line Above | ⇧⌘↩ |
| Cursor to Line Start | ⌘← |
| Cursor to Line End | ⌘→ |
| Zoom In | ⌘= |
| Zoom Out | ⌘- |
| Toggle Word Wrap | ⌥⌘Y |
| Delete to End of Line | ⇧⌘Delete |
Java17
| Open Type Hierarchy | F4 |
| Quick Outline | ⌘O |
| Quick Hierarchy | ⌘T |
| Organize Imports | ⇧⌘O |
| Add Import | ⇧⌘M |
| Rename (Refactor) | ⌥⌘R |
| Extract Method | ⌥⌘M |
| Extract Local Variable | ⌥⌘L |
| Inline | ⌥⌘I |
| Refactor Menu | ⌥⌘T |
| Move (Refactor) | ⌥⌘V |
| Add Javadoc | ⌥⌘J |
| Surround With | ⌥⌘Z |
| Build All | ⌘B |
| Go to Next Member | ⌃⌥↓ |
| Go to Previous Member | ⌃⌥↑ |
| Open Call Hierarchy | ⌃⌥H |
Debugging7
| Step Into | F5 |
| Step Over | F6 |
| Step Return | F7 |
| Resume | F8 |
| Terminate | ⌘F2 |
| Toggle Breakpoint | ⇧⌘B |
| Run to Line | ⌘R |
Run1
| Run | ⇧⌘F11 |
Window11
| Quick Access | ⌘3 |
| Quick Switch Editor | ⌘E |
| Next Editor | ⌘F6 |
| Previous Editor | ⇧⌘F6 |
| Maximize View | ⌃M |
| Next View | ⌘F7 |
| Previous View | ⇧⌘F7 |
| Next Perspective | ⌘F8 |
| Previous Perspective | ⇧⌘F8 |
| Show Key Assist | ⇧⌘L |
| Toggle Full Screen | ⌃⌘F |
Git1
| Git Commit | ⌥⌘3 |
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Undo⌘Z
Cut⌘X
Copy⌘C