Eclipse shortcut[most usuage]
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The document provides a comprehensive list of essential Eclipse shortcuts for Android development that enhance developer productivity. Key shortcuts include launching applications, organizing imports, navigating files, and refactoring code. Overall, it serves as a quick reference guide to improve coding efficiency and streamline common tasks in Eclipse.
![Eclipse Shortcut In Android
Developing [Most Usuage]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/eclipseshortcutmostusuage-120329190934-phpapp01/85/Eclipse-shortcut-most-usuage-1-320.jpg)
![Eclipse Shortcut In Android Developing
[Most Usuage]
Using shortcuts make a developer more productive. The following lists
the most important shortcuts for Eclipse.
* Shortcut to launch the application
Ctrl + F11(windows)
Cmd+fn+shift+F11(for MacOSX.Luckily I dont have Mac!!)
* Import Statement
Ctrl+Shift+o (o for organize not 0)
Ctrl + Space to get the completions
Ctrl + F1, which will bring up quick fixes when you are over a
piece of code with problem.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/eclipseshortcutmostusuage-120329190934-phpapp01/85/Eclipse-shortcut-most-usuage-2-320.jpg)
Eclipse shortcut[most usuage]
- 1. Eclipse Shortcut In Android Developing [Most Usuage]
- 2. Eclipse Shortcut In Android Developing [Most Usuage] Using shortcuts make a developer more productive. The following lists the most important shortcuts for Eclipse. * Shortcut to launch the application Ctrl + F11(windows) Cmd+fn+shift+F11(for MacOSX.Luckily I dont have Mac!!) * Import Statement Ctrl+Shift+o (o for organize not 0) Ctrl + Space to get the completions Ctrl + F1, which will bring up quick fixes when you are over a piece of code with problem.
- 3. Continue CTRL+3 opens the Quick Access dialog * References Ctrl + Shift + G for Windows or Linux Cmd + Shift + G for Mac Ctrl+L – List all shortcuts Ctrl+space – Autocomplete (All we know must) Ctrl+F – Find ( Traditional find) Ctrl+H – Opens search box
- 4. Continue Ctrl+Shift+C – Comments a block of code(Huge time-saver for multi-line comments) Ctrl+D – Delete a line (Dont waste time using Shift+End, Delete or Shift+Home, Delete) Ctrl+E – Menu for opened files Ctrl+Shift+F – Auto-format (Make your code look super nice and formatted!) Ctrl+K – Scan to next occurrence of variable Ctrl+Click – Takes you to the method that you’re currently moused over Alt+Shirt+R – Rename (Refactor) F4 – Show class hierarchy (Usefull for large project)
- 5. Continue *Navigation Shortcut Description CTRL + SHIFT + R Open / Search for resources, e.g. files CTRL + SHIFT + T Open / Search for Types CTRL + E Allows to select an editor from the currently open editors CTRL + F8 Shortcut for switching perspectives ALT + ← or ALT + → Go to previous/ next editor position in history Ctrl-PageUp/PageDown Switch to previous/next editor F3 Go to the declaration of this variable CTRL + SHIFT + P Go to the matching bracket
- 6. Continue * Search Shortcut Description Ctrl + . Go to the next problem / error Ctrl + , Go to the previous problem / error F4 on a variable Show type hierarchy CTRL + J , CTRL + K Incremental search, find next CTRL + SHIFT + G Search for references in the workspace
- 7. Continue *Variable assignment Shortcut Description Ctrl + 2 + L Assign statement to new local variable Ctrl + 2 + F Assign statement to new field *Refactoring Shortcut Description ALT + SHIFT + R Rename CTRL+2, R Rename locally (in file), faster then ALT + SHIFT + R ALT + SHIFT + T Opens the quick refactoring menu