Eclipse ShortCutsnataraz.in /eclipse-shortcuts/ By Admin 05/08/2013 Hi Folks, These are the most common Eclipse shortcuts used in the industries Ctrl+shift+O Managing Packages.Used to import/unimport necessary/unneccessary classes Ctrl+/ Use to comment/uncomment the current line.Single line comment Ctrl+shift+/ Used to comment the selected text.Multiline comments Ctrl+shift+\ Used to uncomment the Multiline comments.Select the commented text first Ctrl+T Place the cursor on Interface/Class name first. It gives the list of child classes Alt+Shift+J Place the cursor inside Method/class.Prepares the javadoc for the classes/methods Ctrl+W Close the current Editor Ctrl+Shift+W Close All Opened Editor Ctrl+space Autocomplete/assist Sysout+ctrl+space System.out.println Ctrl + D Delete Current Line Ctrl + L Goto Line Number Ctrl+Shift+P Goto Matching Braces Ctrl+O Quick Out Line F3 Select the method that is called.Press F3 will take you to the method defination Ctrl+Shift+G Put the cursor on className/Method Name first.It will show all the references of that class/Method.Find who has called that method Ctrl+Shift+R Used to Search for any resources like .java,.jsp within the workspace Double click Will highlight the whole area covered by the { after{ Alt+Shift+S,R Generate getters/Setters Alt+Shift+X Run As Alt+Shift+D Debug As Ctrl+Q Goto Last Edited Place Ctrl+I Indent the current/selected Line 1/2 Alt+Shift+R Rename a class/variable and refactor it.Will form another method containing that selected code.All the references will be updated Ctrl+Shift+L List all the shortcuts Alt+up /Down Moves the selected code up or down arrow Ctrl + Alt + H Place the cursor at the method name.shows the whole hierarchy of method call 2/2 .Helps to break the big method into smaller chunks Alt+Shift+C Change method signature and refactor it.Changes are affected to all the occurance Ctrl+Shift+down Move to next methods/variables Arrow Ctrl+Shift+up Move to previous methods/variables Arrow Ctrl+E Open Editor with all resources of the package Alt+Shift+W Open the Code in Navigator or other Explorer Alt+Shift+M Select the block of code and press this shortcut.