Jump to: Text Selection Shortcuts, Text Editing Shortcuts, Java Source Code Editing, Quick Assist Shortcuts, Navigation Shortcuts, Refactoring Shortcuts, Find and Replace Shortcuts, Debugging, Run, Miscellaneous Shortcuts, Task View Shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow | Select Previous Element |
Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow | Select Next Element |
Shift+Option+Left Arrow | Select Previous Word |
Shift+Option+Right Arrow | Select Next Word |
Command+Option+A | Toggle Block Selection |
Command+Shift+Left Arrow | Select Line to Start |
Command+Shift+Right Arrow | Select Line to End |
Command+D | Delete Line |
Command+Shift+X | Uppercase |
Command+Shift+Y | Lowercase |
Shift+Enter | Insert Line Below current line |
Command+Shift+Enter | Insert Line Above current line |
Command+Shift+Del | Delete to End of Line |
Command+Option+Up Arrow | Copy line above Current line |
Command+Option+Down Arrow | Copy line below Current line |
Option+Del | Delete Next Word |
Option+Bkspace | Delete Previous Word |
Option+Up Arrow | Move line Up |
Option+Down Arrow | Move line Down |
Ctrl+. | Complete the Word |
Command+Shift+O | Organize Imports |
Command+/ | Toggle Comment |
Command+Left Arrow | Start line |
Command+Right Arrow | End Line |
Command+C/Command+X/Command+V | Copy /Cut/Paste Text |
Command+E | Oprn Editor |
Command+Ctrl+/ | Add Block Element |
Command+Ctrl+\ | Remove Block Element |
Command+Shift+F | Format |
Command+Shift+M | Add Import |
Command+Option+J | Add Javadoc Comment |
Command+Option+O | Toggle Mark Ocurences |
Command+Option+U | Remove Occurences Annotations |
Command+Option+Z | Surround With Quick Menu |
Command+2F | Assign to Field |
Command+2L | Assign to Local Variable |
Command+2R | Rename in File |
Command+L | Go to Line |
Command+O | Quick Outline |
Command+F8 | Switching |
F3 | Move Cursor to Declaration |
Command+, | Go to Previous Problem |
Command+Shift+P | With a bracket selected: jump to the matching closing or opening bracket |
Command+Option+I | Inline |
Command+Option+M | Extract Method |
Command+Option+C | Charge Method Signature |
Command+Option+L | Extract Local Variable |
Command+Option+R | Rename Refactor |
Command+Option+T | Show Refactor Quick Menu |
Command+Option+V | Move Refactor |
Command+Shift+K | Find Previous |
Command+Shift+G | Search Refrences in workspace |
Command+Shift+U | Show Occureences in File Quick Menu |
Command+F | Find anf Replace |
Command+Option+G | Find Text in WorkSpace |
Ctrl+H | Open Search Dialog |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DA | Debug Java Applet |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DE | Debug Eclipse Application |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DJ | Debug Java Application |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DO | Debug OSGI Framework |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DP | Debug Junit Plug-in Test |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DQ | Debug Ant Build |
Command+Ctrl+Option+DT | Debug Junit Test |
Command+R | Run to Line |
Shift+Option+DR | Debug on Server |
Command+Option+XA | Run Java Applet |
Command+Option+XE | Run Eclipse Application |
Command+Option+XJ | Run Java Application |
Command+Option+XO | Run OSGI Framework |
Command+Option+XP | Run Junit Plug-in Test |
Command+Option+XQ | Run Ant Build |
Command+Option+XT | Run Junit Test |
Shift+Option+XR | Run on Server |
Command+. | Next Window |
Command+1 | Quick Fix |
Command+ | Backward History |
Command+Q | Last Edit Location |
Ctrl+D | End of File |
Command+G | Declaration in Workspace |
Option+N | New local task |
Command+= | Zoom in |
Command+Shift+R | Open Resource |
Command+Shift+D | Display |
Command+Shift+Option+M | Open Menifest |
Command+Shift+I | Inspect |
Command+Shift+M | Maximize Part of Task |
Command+Shift+> | Previous Window |
Command+Option+S | Display Source Quick Menu |
Command+Option+F | Force Return |
Command+Option+R | Show in…. |
Ctrl+Shift+Q | Quick Different Toggle |
Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar | Context information |
Ctrl+Spacebar | Content assist |
Ctrl+Option+H | Open Call Hierarchy |
Shift+Option+G | Generate Code |
Shift+Option+S | Submit Task |
Command+3 | Focus to Quick Access |
Command+F11 | Run the Current Upload Java Classs |
F4 | Show Type Hierarchy of Current java class |
Command+M | Maximize Java editor |
Command+Shift+P | Move Cursor to Matching Bracket |
Shift+Option+C | Mark Task complete |
Shift+Option+I | Mark Task Incomplete |
Shift+Option+R | Mark as Read |
Shift+Option+U | Mark as Unread |
Shift+Option+Up Arrow | Mark as Read and Move to Previous |
Shift+Option+Down Arrow | Mark as Unread and Move to Next |
Shift+Option+N | New Subtask |
Command+Enter | Open Selected Task |
Option+Up Arrow | Go to Previous Unread Task |
Option+Down Arrow | Go to Next Unread Task |
Created by rank17 on 4/20/2017. Last updated by thender on 7/3/2017
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29 Comments for 'Eclipse ' [post comment in main thread]
Comment #29 by Aswathy Jan 19, 2018 at 06:29 am Reply
It was really helpful... Thanks...
Comment #28 by kheckler Mar 1, 2017 at 02:31 pm Reply
Ctrl+Shift+M - Add import Also converts static member reference to a static import when highlighted
Comment #27 by Adrian Jan 21, 2017 at 07:09 pm Reply
Nice job!
Comment #26 by Jörg Dec 31, 2016 at 11:53 am Reply
helpful and really nice done! Thanks for that a lot!!
Comment #25 by Fiodor Nov 24, 2016 at 02:09 pm Reply
You can add to your shortcuts list: Ctrl + Shift + "+" - zoom the text in Ctrl + Shift + "-" - zoom the text out
Reply #1 admin Jan 7, 2017 at 10:14 pm
added; thx.
Comment #24 by sailaza Mar 26, 2015 at 12:12 pm Reply
plz derive all shortcuts there is nothing about commenting
Comment #23 by subbusimple Mar 16, 2015 at 06:11 am Reply
it'e very helpfull ...!!!
Comment #22 by Uwe Dec 16, 2014 at 03:06 am Reply
Two corrections: Ctrl+U Find occurrences of expression in current file --> Should be Ctrl+Shift+U Ctrl+Shift+C Change method signature (with method name selected) --> Should be Alt+Shift+C
Reply #1 admin Nov 29, 2015 at 10:40 pm
fixed; sorry this took forever; i usually get notified on comments and I probably overlooked this one; but better late than never...
Comment #21 by murali2ever@rediffmail.com Sep 27, 2014 at 01:08 am Reply
how cani start my disktop imedetly pl give shotcut
Comment #20 by owen Sep 20, 2014 at 03:03 pm Reply
please add eclipse for mac please.
Comment #19 by Uma Sep 19, 2014 at 06:03 am Reply
Its very useful. Thanks a lot..
Comment #18 by sravani Jul 24, 2014 at 06:14 am Reply
very useful. thanks a lot
Comment #17 by Edilson Alves de Oliveira Apr 16, 2014 at 12:49 pm Reply
very good
Comment #16 by Ashe Apr 15, 2014 at 07:37 am Reply
Great! Just a couple of things I've noticed:"Cut, copy and paste" should be "Copy, cut and paste" Also at the top of the page, the tag Platform: Windows / English links to http://localhost/show_all.php?sb=all&l=en&p=wininstead of http://www.shortcutworld.com/show_all.php?sb=all&l=en&p=win
Comment #15 by linearclassifier Apr 4, 2014 at 06:02 am Reply
Great site - ctrl-F7 to switch views was just what I was looking for. Are there keystrokes to go direct to each view though (editor, package explorer, console, etc.)?
Comment #14 by Narayana Jan 29, 2014 at 01:29 am Reply
Very Useful.Thanks
Comment #13 by bheem Dec 31, 2013 at 01:31 am Reply
very nice job.............
Comment #12 by Krishna Nov 14, 2013 at 10:29 am Reply
Nice Collection.Thanks for sharing this with us.
~Krishna
Comment #11 by Wolfgang Sep 7, 2013 at 01:42 am Reply
Anyone knows if its possible to move selection ( not comlete line) left or right ??
Reply #2 Addy Jun 26, 2014 at 03:12 am
Oh,you mean how to move the selected part??
Just select what you want then go for Cut/Copy shortcut mahn!!
Reply #1 Addy Jun 26, 2014 at 03:09 am
Its right there..Ctr+Shift+Left/Right ->If you want to select word by word in a line.(slower but precise)
Shift+Left/Right-> to go letter by letter.(faster)
Comment #10 by Akimi Aug 5, 2013 at 12:25 pm Reply
It's really useful..Thanks a lot..:)
Comment #9 by Lucky Jun 26, 2013 at 06:35 am Reply
eclipse shorts are really useful
thank you,
Lucky.
Comment #8 by teeonx Nov 11, 2012 at 09:00 am Reply
CTRL+F2 - Stop debugCTRL+R - Run to line
Comment #7 by Vikas Tandon Nov 2, 2012 at 12:25 am Reply
Nice job!
Its really Helpful.
Comment #6 by Lance Apr 25, 2012 at 06:44 am Reply
+1 for Alt+Shift+A Block Select. I have shown this to quite a few people who were not aware of it. Very useful.
Comment #5 by Rana Feb 16, 2012 at 04:28 am Reply
Nice job!
Its really Helpful.
Comment #4 by Ty Connell Jan 18, 2012 at 10:36 am Reply
Nice work. Alt-Shift-A (rectangle / region select) is available in Eclipse >= 3.5 (?). It's useful in some situations.
Comment #3 by eldariof Jan 12, 2012 at 05:53 am Reply
Lacks useful shortcuts: Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down: Duplicate current line or selection up or down
Reply #1 admin Jan 12, 2012 at 10:08 am
thanks; keys added.
Comment #2 by Abiel Oct 28, 2011 at 05:08 pm Reply
Good job. clean look. I like the buttoned look of the shortcuts. nice!
Comment #1 by KARTHICK Feb 9, 2011 at 06:02 am Reply
really useful
Reply #1 saleh May 10, 2014 at 10:01 am
fuck u
this shortcut exists in eclipse documention
not good