Shortcut
keys help by providing an easier and usually quicker method of
navigating and using the features of the editor. It helps you to work
smarter with the editor. Below are the shortcut keys for frequent activities in RAD. If the shortcut keys would be used more effectively, then open the window in java perspective.
Shortcut Keys:
Shortcut Keys:
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Shortcuts
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Description
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1
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Ctrl+shift+r
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Helps to choose a resource (Type some initial letters of the files, the files will be listed out)
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2
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Ctrl+o
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use this shortcut in any of your java file, it will list out all the methods in that class
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3
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Ctrl+F4
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Close the active file in your RAD editor.
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4
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Ctrl+Shift+F4
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Close all the windows which have opened in the editor.
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5
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Ctrl+f
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Helps to find/Replace the phrase or replace the phrase in a file.
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6
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Ctrl+k
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Helps to find the next searched phrase
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7
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Ctrl+Shift+k
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Helps to find the previous searched phrase
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8
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Ctrl+l
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Helps to go the particular line number.
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9
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Ctrl+h
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Helps to find the file, phrase, etc in the whole workspace.
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10
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Ctrl+F8
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Switch to available editors
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11
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Ctrl+M
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Maximize active view or editor
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12
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Ctrl+shift+s
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Save All
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13
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Ctrl+Shift+f
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Format Code
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14
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Ctrl+Shift+o
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Organize Imports
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15
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F3
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Show source for a method or a class
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16
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Ctrl+Shift+p
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Show matching brace.
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17
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F6
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In debug mode, For “step into” use this shortcut key to debug by executing each and every line.
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18
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F8
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In debug mode, For “step over” use this shortcut key to debug for every breakpoint.
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19
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Ctrl+space
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Content assist
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20
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Ctrl+b
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Build All
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21
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Ctrl + /
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Single line comment
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22
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Ctrl + Shift + /
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Multiple line comments
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23
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Ctrl + T
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Open Implementation.
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