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Eclipse shortcuts cheet-sheet - Most useful eclipse shortcuts

Today I am going to give you something about eclipse shortcuts. Here are the list of shortcuts which will make your life easier when developing your web services or any kind of programme using Eclipse.

Eclipse Shortcuts

Ctrl + Shift + R - open any file

Ctrl + Shift + T - open any type

Ctrl + Shift + O - organize imports

Ctrl + Shift + F - formats code

Ctrl + Shift + L - show a list of shortcuts defined

Ctrl + Alt + H - open call hierachy

Alt + Shft + R - refactor

Ctrl + O - go to any method within a class. Show a list of methods.

Ctrl + L - go to line number

Ctrl + Q - go to the last edit location

Ctrl + T - go to a type (superclass, interface) from a class file

Ctrl + E - go to other open editors

Ctrl + 1 - show the quick fixes

Ctrl + F6 - move between editors (opened files)

Ctrl + F7 - move between views

Ctrl + F11 - runs the application

Ctrl + I - correct indentation

Ctrl + J - search and move the cursor to the first occurance

F4 - open type hierarchy

F3 - open declaration

Alt + Arrow - go to last edit (forward/backward)
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