I used Rational Application Developer (RAD 7.0) to test the below keyboard shortcuts. All of the shortcuts are for the Java/J2EE perspectives:
Editor
Ctrl+M -> Maximize/Minimize the current editor
Ctrl+W -> Close the current editor
Ctrl+E -> Show all editor
Ctrl+D -> Delete line from cursor position
Ctrl+T -> Open the Type, if on method or class then shows the available subtypes
Cntrl+O -> Open the members
Ctrl+Shift+F6 -> Show available Editors
Ctrl+Shift+F7 -> Show available views (need to check)
Ctrl+Shift+F8 -> Show available perspectives (need to check)
Alt+ Arrow keys -> move forward/backword to the last change position
F12 -> Activate the editor
F3 -> Open the declaration
Cntrl+Shift+M -> Add import statement for the Class used in the code (shows error as underline red
for the class used but not imported the class i.e. import statement isn't written
Cntrl+Shift+O -> Organize the import statements i.e. if you've removed some classes from your
code but the important statement wasn't deleted this command will clean up those
unused import statements
Cntrl + F4 -> to close the currently active tab on the Editor
Search
Cntrl+Shift+R -> Search for Resources
Cntrl+Shift+T -> Search for Types
Cntrl+K -> Go to the next search result
Cntrl+Alt+H -> Show the call hierarchy of a method (highlight on the method you want to see the call trace)
Cntrl+Shift+H -> To search for Java Classes (Type)
Code structure change
Alt+Shift+R -> Rename (refactor) of class/member
Note: To change the keyboard shortcut mapping, go to Windows -> Preferences -> Workbench -> Keys
Editor
Ctrl+M -> Maximize/Minimize the current editor
Ctrl+W -> Close the current editor
Ctrl+E -> Show all editor
Ctrl+D -> Delete line from cursor position
Ctrl+T -> Open the Type, if on method or class then shows the available subtypes
Cntrl+O -> Open the members
Ctrl+Shift+F6 -> Show available Editors
Ctrl+Shift+F7 -> Show available views (need to check)
Ctrl+Shift+F8 -> Show available perspectives (need to check)
Alt+ Arrow keys -> move forward/backword to the last change position
F12 -> Activate the editor
F3 -> Open the declaration
Cntrl+Shift+M -> Add import statement for the Class used in the code (shows error as underline red
for the class used but not imported the class i.e. import statement isn't written
Cntrl+Shift+O -> Organize the import statements i.e. if you've removed some classes from your
code but the important statement wasn't deleted this command will clean up those
unused import statements
Cntrl + F4 -> to close the currently active tab on the Editor
Search
Cntrl+Shift+R -> Search for Resources
Cntrl+Shift+T -> Search for Types
Cntrl+K -> Go to the next search result
Cntrl+Alt+H -> Show the call hierarchy of a method (highlight on the method you want to see the call trace)
Cntrl+Shift+H -> To search for Java Classes (Type)
Code structure change
Alt+Shift+R -> Rename (refactor) of class/member
Note: To change the keyboard shortcut mapping, go to Windows -> Preferences -> Workbench -> Keys
2 comments:
Thanks they are useful
You're welcome
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