111 Shortcuts for Eclipse Helios

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

1. Text Selection 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

2. Text Editing Shortcuts

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

3. Java Source Code Editing

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

4. Quick Assist Shortcuts

Command+2F

Assign to Field

Command+2L

Assign to Local Variable

Command+2R

Rename in File

5. Navigation Shortcuts

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

6. Refactoring Shortcuts

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

7. Find and Replace Shortcuts

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

8. Debugging

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

9. Run

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

10. Miscellaneous Shortcuts

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

11. Task View Shortcuts

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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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

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Eclipse Helios Shortcuts

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