| Key | Action |
| Ctrl+/ | Comment out the current line |
| Ctrl+\ | Uncomment the current line |
| Ctrl+D | Delete the current line |
| Ctrl+M | Maximize editor view |
| Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Up | Duplicate current line, maintain caret location |
| Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Down | Duplicate current line, move caret location down |
| Ctrl+Shift+p | Find matching bracket |
| Window Navigation | |
| Ctrl+F7 | Move to different views. |
| Ctrl+F6 | Move to different editor windows |
| Alt+Shift+Q+C | Focus Console View |
| Alt+F7 | Switch between different consoles |
| Misc | |
| Ctrl+O | Quick Outline |
Sunday, September 10, 2023
Eclipse shortcut keys
This are some of the shortcut keys that I find useful while working with Eclipse.
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