Tools - Use of Eclipse

1. New project, element or resource: shift+alt+n
2. Close the current editor: ctrl+w
3. Close all editors: shift+ctrl+w
4. Save the current editor: ctrl+s
5. Refresh the content of the selected element: FS
6. Open the properties dialog of the selected element: aLt+enter
7. Retrieve the current selection and replace as needed: ctrl+f
8. Retrieve the next occurrence of the current selection: ctrl+k
9. Complete the correct input text of the current editor: Ctrl+alt+/
10. If the cursor is near the problem code, open a solution dialog ctrl+1
11. Toggle comments: ctrl+/
12. Add block comment: shift+ctrl+/ ---phyon to be determined
13. Correct the indent: ctrl+i
14. Format, use the code formatter to format the current java code: shift+ctrl+f ---phyon to be determined
15. Organize the import, import the class package used by the current class: shift+ctrl+o ---phyon to be determined
16. Surrounding method, use code template to surround the selected statement: shift+alt+z ---phyon to be determined
17. Rename: alt+shift+r ---phyon to be determined
18. Move the selected java element: shift+alt+v ---phyon to be determined
19. Extract method: Create a new method containing the currently selected statement or expression, and associated references: shift+alt+m ---phyon to be determined
20. Directly insert local variables, methods or constants: shift+alt+i ---phyon to be determined
21. Build all projects in the workspace: ctrl+b ---phyon to be determined
22. Run last startup: Ctrl+F11
23. Debug Last Start: F11
24. Switch line breakpoints: shift+ctrl+b

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