Eclipse-CheatSheet

Eclipse Cheat Sheet

1. Open Resource - Open any file quickly without browsing for it in the Package Explorer

CTRL+Shift+R

1. Open Type - Open a type

CTRL+Shift+T

1. CTRL+O Go directly to a member CTRL+Shift+DOWN or CTRL+Shift+UP to jump from member to member

2. CTRL+L, enter line number Go to line number N in the source file

3. ALT+Shift+S,R Generate getters and setters

4. CTRL+Q Go to the last edit location

5. CTRL+T Go to a supertype/subtype

6. CTRL+E Go to other open editors

7. CTRL+. for next, CTRL+, for previous problem Move to one problem

8. ALT+<- (left arrow) and ALT+-> (right arrow) Hop back and forth through the files you have visited

9. F3 Go to a type declaration, alternatively hold CTRL down and click the hyperlinked variable or class

10. F4 Open type hierarchy to show subclasses of a class or interface.

11. CTRL+Shift+G - search for references to selected method or variable
    

12. CTRL+ALT+H - show call hierarchy

13. CTRL+. - go to next error

14. CTRL+F11 - run the application

15. ALT+Shift+R - rename

16. CTRL+D - delete a line

Delete a line in Eclipse

1. Navigate between tabs
2. CTRL+E
3. CTRL+F6
4. CTRL+Page Up
5. CTRL+Page Down

Eclipse HotKey: how to switch between tabs?

1. Lowercase or uppercase a string

CTRL + Shift + Y - to lowercase
CTRL + Shift + X - to uppercase

Changing the case of a string in Eclipse

1. How to increase console buffer size

Preferences >> Run/Debug
Then Uncheck Limit console output

How to Increase Console Buffer Size in Eclipse IDE - Output and Debug Console

Java Code Style Template

Navigate to Windows >> Preferences >> Java >> Code Style >> Formatter then click on the Edit... button.

Eclipse Menus and Actions

Help >> Help Contents >> Java Development User Guide >> Reference >> Menus and Actions

http://rayfd.me/2007/05/20/10-eclipse-navigation-shortcuts-every-java-programmer-should-know/

It turns out the above link is dead but I captured it in Evernote. As time permits, I'll add the screen shots to this cheat sheet.