Eclipse Shortcuts I can't live without
You can set this going to Window | Preferences then General | Keys.
There, using text filter, you can for example write "rerun" and you
will find the shortcut for the first two advice here. Let's start.
Yes, is different than F11. Without this, you have to move your hand
to pick the mouse and point to the single last run test, right click
and at this point you just lose your patience. CTRL-F9 re-run last test debug
same as before, far less used but sometime should be needed... ALT+CTRL+W close others editors
Sometime, often, you need to clean open editors to clean up your mind.
Being CTRL-W the standard shortcut to close "tabs" for all
applications, this sounds like a nice and intuitive shortcut. ALT+F12 show jUnit view
I usually keep jUnit view minimized. The reason is that there is never
enough space to read the exceptions or the errors but being almost
full screen. So I keep it minimized and it opens automatically when
test runs, with a serious size. Sometimes you need to recall it. Being
F12 the shortcut to recall the Editor wherever you are, is easy to go
from jUnit to Editor and back with this two shortcuts. ALT+J MoreUnit jump to test
Bbeing CTRl-J already set for the default and essential Eclipse
incremental search, we need a different one for this small and
essential plugin that allows us to navigate back and forward from a
class and its test case. Default shortcuts really important to know: ALT+SHIFT+X to run many things
ALT+SHIFT+Q to switch to different view
F12: go to Editor, from (almost) wherever you are.
CTRL+. navigate to next warning or error.
CTRL+, navigate to previous warning or error.
CTRL+SHIFT+L to show all the shortcut for the active view!
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