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How to use eclipse shortcuts
How to use eclipse shortcuts













how to use eclipse shortcuts

How to Implement Thread-Safe Bounded Buffer in Jav.NetBeans - Select all the lines, press Ctrl + / to remove, select them again, and press the same shortcut.Įclipse - the Same shortcut works fine you can also use Ctrl + Shift + / to insert a block comment.Ĭtrl + Space works in Netbeans and Eclipse, also known as auto-completion in Netbeans world.Īnd, here is a full list of Eclipse shortcuts for Java programmers: In Netbeans, select all code and press Alt + Shift + F In Eclipse, select all code and press Ctrl + Shift + F In Eclipse - press Ctrl + 1, known as a quick fixĬtrl + W work in both Eclipse and Netbeans Netbeans will find all its occurrences and update the name accordingly. In Netbeans - Ctrl + R, select a member, method, or class and hit this shortcut to rename it. In Eclipse - Alt + Shift + R, select a method and enter this shortcut to rename the method, select a class and enter this shortcut to rename a class. Finding all occurrences of a method callĮclipse - Ctrl + Shift + G, also known as Search, just select the element and enter Ctrl + Shift + G















How to use eclipse shortcuts