| Editor keybindings cheat sheet [message #161504] |
Thu, 27 May 2004 23:07  |
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One of the first things I do when I'm learning a new editor is to generate
a little cheat sheet for the keybindings I expect to use alot and tape it
to my monitor. (If I don't, I find that I develop awkward ways to do
things.) Below is my cheat sheet for the JDT in default keybinding mode
(not emacs mode).
The current (M9) help has this information scattered around; I'd suggest
embedding a cheat sheet like this (maintaining the compact, printable
format) somewhere in the help system or the FAQ or both. Even cooler
would be an option to display this in one of the window panes instead of,
say, the outline.
Caveat: This is not comprehensive, it's only the functions I think I'll
use the most. I haven't verified that all these work in M9.
NAVIGATING:
Goto line Ctl-L
Goto declartn F3
Goto last edit Ctl-,
Incr find next Cntl-J / Esc
Incr find prev Cntl-Shft-J / Esc
Find/replace Ctl-F
Find next Ctl-K
Find prev Ctl-Shft-K
Next error Ctl-.
Prev error Ctl-,
Search Ctl-H
EDITING:
Delete line Ctl-D
Insert Ins / Ins
Insert below Ctl-Enter
Undo Ctl-Z
Redo Ctl-Y
Move line Alt-arrow
Select text Alt-Shft-Arrow
Orgnze imports Ctl-Shft-O
Shift left Shft-Tab
Comment code Ctl-/
File save Ctl-S
MISCELLANEOUS:
Content assist Ctl-Space
Quick fix Ctl-1
Param hint Ctl-Shft-Space
Help F1
Show tooltip F2
Open type hier F4
Refresh F5
DEBUGGING:
Step into F5
Step over F6
Run to return F7
Resume F8
Relaunch last F9
Run last F11
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| Re: Editor keybindings cheat sheet [message #161521 is a reply to message #161504] |
Fri, 28 May 2004 01:03  |
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Originally posted by: linnet.nospam.users.sourceforge.net
Hi Richard,
You might also be interested in the cheat sheet I have made (see
http://eclipse-tools.sourceforge.net/shortcuts.html). There is a version
for 2.1 (not made by me, though) and a version for 3.0 M8. I plan to
update the sheet to M9 soon.
Best regards,
Jesper
Richard Anderson wrote:
> One of the first things I do when I'm learning a new editor is to generate
> a little cheat sheet for the keybindings I expect to use alot and tape it
> to my monitor. (If I don't, I find that I develop awkward ways to do
> things.) Below is my cheat sheet for the JDT in default keybinding mode
> (not emacs mode).
>
> The current (M9) help has this information scattered around; I'd suggest
> embedding a cheat sheet like this (maintaining the compact, printable
> format) somewhere in the help system or the FAQ or both. Even cooler
> would be an option to display this in one of the window panes instead of,
> say, the outline.
>
> Caveat: This is not comprehensive, it's only the functions I think I'll
> use the most. I haven't verified that all these work in M9.
>
> NAVIGATING:
> Goto line Ctl-L
> Goto declartn F3
> Goto last edit Ctl-,
> Incr find next Cntl-J / Esc
> Incr find prev Cntl-Shft-J / Esc
> Find/replace Ctl-F
> Find next Ctl-K
> Find prev Ctl-Shft-K
> Next error Ctl-.
> Prev error Ctl-,
> Search Ctl-H
>
> EDITING:
> Delete line Ctl-D
> Insert Ins / Ins
> Insert below Ctl-Enter
> Undo Ctl-Z
> Redo Ctl-Y
> Move line Alt-arrow
> Select text Alt-Shft-Arrow
> Orgnze imports Ctl-Shft-O
> Shift left Shft-Tab
> Comment code Ctl-/
> File save Ctl-S
>
> MISCELLANEOUS:
> Content assist Ctl-Space
> Quick fix Ctl-1
> Param hint Ctl-Shft-Space
> Help F1
> Show tooltip F2
> Open type hier F4
> Refresh F5
>
> DEBUGGING:
> Step into F5
> Step over F6
> Run to return F7
> Resume F8
> Relaunch last F9
> Run last F11
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>
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| Re: Editor keybindings cheat sheet [message #161545 is a reply to message #161521] |
Fri, 28 May 2004 03:09 |
| Eclipse User |
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Jesper Kamstrup Linnet wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> You might also be interested in the cheat sheet I have made (see
> http://eclipse-tools.sourceforge.net/shortcuts.html). There is a version
> for 2.1 (not made by me, though) and a version for 3.0 M8. I plan to
> update the sheet to M9 soon.
> Best regards,
> Jesper
Jesper, this is excellent! The version I have is missing about 20% of the
keybindings (I assume because the code is not there yet), but the
organization is good.
It would be nice to add some clarification of whether there are any
platform dependencies and whether these are standard (I assume) or emacs
bindings.
Richard
> Richard Anderson wrote:
> > One of the first things I do when I'm learning a new editor is to generate
> > a little cheat sheet for the keybindings I expect to use alot and tape it
> > to my monitor. (If I don't, I find that I develop awkward ways to do
> > things.) Below is my cheat sheet for the JDT in default keybinding mode
> > (not emacs mode).
> >
> > The current (M9) help has this information scattered around; I'd suggest
> > embedding a cheat sheet like this (maintaining the compact, printable
> > format) somewhere in the help system or the FAQ or both. Even cooler
> > would be an option to display this in one of the window panes instead of,
> > say, the outline.
> >
> > Caveat: This is not comprehensive, it's only the functions I think I'll
> > use the most. I haven't verified that all these work in M9.
> >
> > NAVIGATING:
> > Goto line Ctl-L
> > Goto declartn F3
> > Goto last edit Ctl-,
> > Incr find next Cntl-J / Esc
> > Incr find prev Cntl-Shft-J / Esc
> > Find/replace Ctl-F
> > Find next Ctl-K
> > Find prev Ctl-Shft-K
> > Next error Ctl-.
> > Prev error Ctl-,
> > Search Ctl-H
> >
> > EDITING:
> > Delete line Ctl-D
> > Insert Ins / Ins
> > Insert below Ctl-Enter
> > Undo Ctl-Z
> > Redo Ctl-Y
> > Move line Alt-arrow
> > Select text Alt-Shft-Arrow
> > Orgnze imports Ctl-Shft-O
> > Shift left Shft-Tab
> > Comment code Ctl-/
> > File save Ctl-S
> >
> > MISCELLANEOUS:
> > Content assist Ctl-Space
> > Quick fix Ctl-1
> > Param hint Ctl-Shft-Space
> > Help F1
> > Show tooltip F2
> > Open type hier F4
> > Refresh F5
> >
> > DEBUGGING:
> > Step into F5
> > Step over F6
> > Run to return F7
> > Resume F8
> > Relaunch last F9
> > Run last F11
> >
> >
> >
> >
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| Re: Editor keybindings cheat sheet [message #162035 is a reply to message #161545] |
Sun, 30 May 2004 20:20 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: bytor2001.comcast.net
Richard Anderson wrote:
> Jesper Kamstrup Linnet wrote:
>
>
>>Hi Richard,
>
>
>>You might also be interested in the cheat sheet I have made (see
>>http://eclipse-tools.sourceforge.net/shortcuts.html). There is a version
>>for 2.1 (not made by me, though) and a version for 3.0 M8. I plan to
>>update the sheet to M9 soon.
>
>
>>Best regards,
>
>
>>Jesper
>
>
> Jesper, this is excellent! The version I have is missing about 20% of the
> keybindings (I assume because the code is not there yet), but the
> organization is good.
>
> It would be nice to add some clarification of whether there are any
> platform dependencies and whether these are standard (I assume) or emacs
> bindings.
These are the standard binding. It states this right under the Eclipse
logo. I'd like to see the same thing for the emacs bindings or just a
simple way of generating a doc like this from the current key-bindings
in Eclipse. This reminds me, I need to add my custom emacs key-bindings
to the emacs configuration.
ciao,
-xbytor
>
> Richard
>
>
>>Richard Anderson wrote:
>>
>>>One of the first things I do when I'm learning a new editor is to generate
>>>a little cheat sheet for the keybindings I expect to use alot and tape it
>>>to my monitor. (If I don't, I find that I develop awkward ways to do
>>>things.) Below is my cheat sheet for the JDT in default keybinding mode
>>>(not emacs mode).
>>>
>>>The current (M9) help has this information scattered around; I'd suggest
>>>embedding a cheat sheet like this (maintaining the compact, printable
>>>format) somewhere in the help system or the FAQ or both. Even cooler
>>>would be an option to display this in one of the window panes instead of,
>>>say, the outline.
>>>
>>>Caveat: This is not comprehensive, it's only the functions I think I'll
>>>use the most. I haven't verified that all these work in M9.
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