In the development process you will always be encountered if necessary in a local folder to find the local file, for example, to be sent to colleagues or something.
In the process of using Eclipse, most people are first positioned in the Eclipse directory to a file and then by finding the file is located in the right property in the path of the file, copy it and then local disk to retrieve, so obviously low efficiency . There are smarter people will install third-party plug-ins, the file path of the file, right behind the property plus a button, you can jump to tap the local directory, but this is still not fast enough.
In fact, Eclipse native has provided a shortcut to quickly locate files.
Select the next directory / file case, use ALT + SHIFT + W shortcut key will pop up a menu, and then select System Explorer can open the local directory where the file is simple and fast.
With a variety of IDE to see more of their shortcuts, so developers will be up better efficiency, the mood will be better.
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