Recently, I started forcing myself to work without using the mouse. This meant that I needed to learn the shortcuts for a few key pieces of software I use at work.
One of them is Eclipse (from here):
[CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[K]
Finds the previous occurrence of the highlight text.[CTRL]+[H]
Brings up the Search & Replace dialog.[CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[R]
Open up any file.[CTRL]+[Page Up]
[CTRL}+[Page Down]
Navigation between tabs.[CTRL]+[M]
Maximize/Minimize Current View or Editor[ALT]+[SHIFT]+[X],T
Run class as JUnit Test.
Mohd Hisham | 30-Jul-08 at 1:31 pm | Permalink
haha i wonder how MAC users survive without mouse.
hyperX | 30-Jul-08 at 2:29 pm | Permalink
lol… MAC should has it’s own shortcut. But somehow those tips doesn’t work for me. Something wrong with my machine. LOL.
iantimothy | 30-Jul-08 at 2:46 pm | Permalink
hmmm…check the main link…i may have copied wrongly…
Iris | 30-Jul-08 at 2:47 pm | Permalink
hehe.. Great tip. I always wanted to learn how to command without using a mouse.
iantimothy | 30-Jul-08 at 3:49 pm | Permalink
I heard just using keyboard to code can make you more efficient.hmmm..