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March 10, 2005

Some handy Eclipse Keyboard Shotrcuts

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I found some handy keyboard shortcuts for working with Eclipse (these are actually part of the general text editor component, so they work with pretty much any editor including the cfeclipse editor)

  • Alt+Up - Swap the current line with the line above it
  • Alt+Down - Swap the current line with the one below it
  • Ctrl+D - delete the current line
  • Shift+Enter - adds a blank line below the current one
  • Ctrl+Shift+Enter - adds a blank line above the current one

You can find more keyboard shortcuts by going to Window - Preferences - General - Keys


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On 03/11/2005 at 5:28:27 AM MST Joc wrote:
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Also Ctrl+Alt+Up - duplicate the current line and place it above (same for down too)

On 03/11/2005 at 6:16:50 AM MST erixtekila wrote:
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I've also found : Alt+left arrow : getting your cursor to the precedent place in history (without making a change). Alt+right arrow : future in history stack.

On 03/16/2007 at 2:18:43 AM MST Shishir Shikarkhane wrote:
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Ctrl+F6 can be used to switch between active files in Eclipse.

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