How to compare and shortcuts idea eclipse and the eclipse of the idea of regulating shortcut
in the most recently used to adjust the idea, because the eclipse before been used are, suddenly do not adapt, especially in the use of shortcut keys, so the two idle time I’m here to write this essay, I hope it will be helpful to everyone, because I’m new to the road, I hope you can criticize and correct any errors.
Not much to say, just enter, let us see the difference between eclipse and idea shortcut keys.
The table is as follows:
Features | IDEA | Eclipse |
---|---|---|
View variable type | Alt += | |
Jump to definition | Ctrl+left mouse button | Ctrl+left mouse button |
Back/forward | Alt+left and right arrow keys | Alt+left and right arrow keys |
View where the method is called | Ctrl+Shift+G | |
View the outline of a class | Ctrl+O | |
Self-repair | Alt + Enter | |
Rename | Shift+F6 | Alt+Shift+R |
Quick fix | Ctrl+1 | |
Back to the last edited position | Ctrl+Q | |
Choose word | Ctrl+Shift+left and right arrow keys | |
Delete current line | Ctrl+Y | Ctrl+D |
Copy current line | Ctrl+D | |
Move up (move down) the current line | Shift+Alt+UP(Down) | Alt+up and down arrow keys |
Start the current next line | Shift+Enter | Shift+Enter |
Format code | Ctrl+Alt+L | Ctrl+Shift+F |
Optimize import | Ctrl + Alt + O | Ctrl+Shift+O |
Comment current line | Ctrl+/ | Ctrl+/ |
add notes | Alt+Shift+J | |
get set construction method | Alt+Shift+S | |
Autocomplete | Alt+/ | |
Pop up the source menu | Alt+Shift+S | |
List of shortcut keys | Ctrl+Shift+L |
Although we know the difference between the shortcut keys of eclipse and idea, there are still many friends who are accustomed to the style of eclipse. I feel that the shortcut keys of idea are not used to them, but they must use the software of idea. This is definitely anxious. ;
But now that I’m here, let’s
take a look at how to quickly switch the shortcut keys to Eclipse’s commonly used shortcut keys, and how to set the shortcut key style of
idea : open idea-->click "File" in the taskbar -->Select "Settings" in the drop-down box, as shown in the figure:
After that, the Setting window will open, and select "Keymap" in the left column of the pop-up Setting window --> Select from the drop-down list of Keymaps on the back "Eclipse" or your favorite style, click "Apply" --> click "OK", as shown in the figure: In
this way, you can quickly and easily switch to your familiar shortcut key style. Rejoice.