There are keyboard shortcuts available to activate the following menu commands
and other general commands:
Keys |
Command |
Action |
Ctrl-Z |
Undo |
Reverses (one at a time) a series of editor actions,
except Save. |
Ctrl-Y |
Redo |
Reverses (one at a time) a series of Undo commands. |
Ctrl-X |
Cut |
Deletes the current selection and places it on the
clipboard. |
Ctrl-C |
Copy |
Copies the current selection to the clipboard. |
Ctrl-V |
Paste |
Pastes the contents of the clipboard into the insertion point. |
Delete |
Delete |
Deletes the current selection. |
Ctrl-F |
Find |
Finds a text string. |
Ctrl-H |
Replace |
Finds a string of text and replaces it with the
string specified. |
Alt-F7 |
Find Usages |
Finds usages and subtypes of selected code. |
Ctrl-Shift-P |
Find in Projects |
Finds specified text, object names, object types
modified in a specified time period within all open projects. |
Ctrl-G |
Go to Line |
Goes to any specified line. |
Alt-Shift-O |
Go to Class |
Displays the source file containing the definition of the
selected class. |
Keys |
Command |
Action |
F11 |
Build Main Project |
Compiles the file. If you select a folder, the IDE
compiles all files regardless of whether they have changed since the
last compile. |
Shift-F11 |
Clean and Build Main Project |
Compiles the file. If you select a folder, the IDE
compiles all files regardless of whether they have changed since the
last compile. |
F9 |
Compile File |
Compiles the file. If you select a folder, the IDE
compiles only the files that are new or have changed since the last
compile. |
F12 |
Next Error |
Scrolls the Source Editor to the line that contains
the next build error. |
Shift-F12 |
Previous Error |
Scrolls the Source Editor to the line that contains
the previous build error. |
Keys |
Command |
Action |
F6 |
Run Main Project |
Runs the main project. |
F5 |
Debug Main Project |
Debugs the main project. |
Alt-F6 |
Test Project |
Starts JUnit test for project. |
Shift-F6 |
Run File |
Starts JUnit test for project. |
Ctrl-Shift-F5 |
Debug File |
Starts debugging session for current file. |
Ctrl-F6 |
Test File |
Starts JUnit test for current file. |
Ctrl-Shift-F6 |
Debug Test for File |
Starts debugging test for file in JUnit. |
Shift-F5 |
Finish Debugger Session |
Ends the dugging session. |
Ctrl-F5 |
Continue |
Resumes debugging until the next breakpoint or the end of
the program is reached. |
F8 |
Step Over |
Executes one source line of a program. If the line is a method
call, executes the entire method then stops. |
F7 |
Step Into |
Executes one source line of a program. If the line is a method
call, executes the program up to the method's first statement and stops. |
Ctrl-F7 |
Step Out |
Executes one source line of a program. If the line is a method
call, executes the methods and returns control to the caller. |
F4 |
Run to Cursor |
Runs the current project to the cursor's location in the
file and stop program execution. |
Ctrl-Alt-Up |
Make Callee Current |
Makes the method being called the current call. Only available
when a call is selected in the Call Stack window. |
Ctrl-Alt-Down |
Make Caller Current |
Makes the calling method the current call. Only available
when a call is selected in the Call Stack window. |
Ctrl-F8 |
Toggle Breakpoint |
Adds a line breakpoint or removes the breakpoint at the cursor
location in the program. |
Ctrl-Shift-F8 |
New Breakpoint |
Sets a new breakpoint at the specified line, exception, or
method. |
Ctrl-Shift-F7 |
New Watch |
Adds the specified variable to watch. |
Keys |
Command |
Action |
Ctrl-0 |
Source Editor |
Switches to the Source Editor. |
Ctrl-1/Ctrl-Shift-1 |
Projects |
Opens the Projects window. |
Ctrl-2/Ctrl-Shift-2 |
Files |
Opens the Files window. |
Ctrl-3/Ctrl-Shift-3 |
Favorites |
Opens the Favorites window. |
Ctrl-4 |
Output Window |
Opens the Output window. |
Ctrl-5 |
Runtime |
Opens the Runtime window. |
Ctrl-Shift-5 |
HTTP Monitor |
Opens the HTTP Monitor. |
Ctrl-6 |
To Do |
Opens the To Do window. |
Ctrl-7 |
Navigator |
Opens the Navigator window. |
Ctrl-8/Ctrl-Shift-8 |
Versioning |
Opens the Versioning window. |
Ctrl-9 |
Versioning ;>
VCS Output |
Opens the VCS Output window. |
Alt-Shift-1 |
Debugging >
Local Variables |
Opens the Local Variables debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-2 |
Debugging >
Watches |
Opens the Watches debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-3 |
Debugging >
Call Stack |
Opens the Call Stack debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-4 |
Debugging >
Classes |
Opens the Classes debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-5 |
Debugging >
Breakpoints |
Opens the Breakpoints debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-6 |
Debugging >
Sessions |
Opens the Sessions debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-7 |
Debugging >
Threads |
Opens the Threads debugger window. |
Alt-Shift-8 |
Debugging >
Sources |
Opens the Sources window. |
Ctrl-Tab (Ctrl-') |
Switch to Recent Window |
Toggles through the open windows in the order that they were
last used. The dialog box displays all open windows and each of the open
documents in the Source Editor. |
Shift-Escape |
Maximize |
Maximizes the Source Editor or the present window. |
Ctrl-F4 |
Close |
Closes the current tab in the current window. If the window
has no tabs, the whole window is closed. |
Ctrl-Shift-F4 |
Close All Documents |
Closes all open documents in the Source Editor. |
Shift-F4 |
Documents |
Opens the Documents dialog box, in which you can save and
close groups of open documents. |
Alt-right |
Next Tab |
Displays the next tab in the current window. |
Alt-left |
Previous Tab |
Displays the previous tab in the current window.. |