i am use neatbeans for edit php code and need shortcut for Introduce Method from selected string
i am google it and find Alt+Shift+m but it not work on Product Version: Apache NetBeans IDE 11.3
thanks for help
Usually it is. You can check ( / modify) shortcuts under "Tools / Options / Keymap". There you can search for "Method..." to see which shortcut is currently associated with this functionality.
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If you search for a String in Netbeans Java editor, it automatically highlights all occurrences of that string.
But, how can I achieve this feature in Eclipse?
(I checked Preferences > Java > Editor > Mark Occurrences, but it seems it is only for similar variables methods etc. but not for for search matches)
Have you tried the Glance plugin for Eclipse? fully meet your requirements and even with more features.
demo and Github of this project:
http://ystrot.github.io/glance/
UPDATE: available in Eclipse marketplace
http://marketplace.eclipse.org/marketplace-client-intro?mpc_install=1012
You can enable "Toggle Mark Occurrences" (shortkey is ALT+SHIFT+O).
For the color of the select text,you can:
Window->Preferences->General->Editors->Text Editors->Annotations->Occurrences
Hope it useful.
eclipse instasearch plugin is a very useful plugin for search needs inside eclipse.
It is based on lucene. This is also available in eclipse marketplace.
It has extensive feature set.
Instantly shows search results
Shows a preview using relevant lines
Periodically updates the index
Matches partial words (e.g. case in CamelCase)
Opens and highlights matches in files
Searches JAR source attachments
Supports filtering by extension/project/working set
I am trying to locate a list of shorcuts so I can print it and learn a couple every day till I master not using the mouse.
I know about Eclipse Shortcut Overview but this is using emacs bindings, and I am using the default shorcuts.
I am not looking for an blogpost mentioning 10 nice shorcuts, I want a comprehensive list (maybe not complete but near, whatever fits in one page printout)
I am using eclipse 3.6 on windows but a list of 3.5 etc would help too.
I always found Ctrl+Shift+L the only first shortcut I needed to know with Eclipse.
Wherever you are, type Ctrl+Shift+L, and the list of all shortcuts available to you given the current context will pop-up.
See this article for reference.
in Preferences > General > Keys
you got them all (dunno about EMAC ..)
and - but - can export them to csv !
When using Visual Studio, I can accept an Intellisense selection by hitting either the . or the ( keys, as well as the enter key. I would like to configure Eclipse to do the same with its Content Assist feature, but I can't see any way to do so.
Is this possible? In case it matters, I am specifically referring to Eclipse Helios with Pydev.
Turns out that it's under Preferences->Pydev->Editor->Code Completion. There are checkboxes for 'Apply completeion on .' and 'Apply completion on ('. I guess it's a Pydev-specific thing, and not an Eclipse feature.
you can customize the hot key for content assist via preferences - general - keys
I have a simple but realy annoying problem:
I just can't manage to type a simple "©" in STS (SpringSource Tool Suite) on my macbook pro.
In any other editor (even plain eclipse) or application I use Alt + G as a shortcut, but this does not work in my STS 2.3.3.M2 and was also not working with 2.3.2.
Any idea whats wrong?
thanks
.domi
This was caused by a combination of a bug in the groovy plugin and my keyboard layout (de_CH). The bug now is fixed: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRECLIPSE-808
Possibly the Alt + G shortcut is taken. In Preferences select General/Keys from the left-hand tree, and try to find the binding in the list (in the generic Eclipse workbench it is not taken).
A semi-automatic way to find taken solution is to add it to a command, and let the system display conflicts.
My time spent programming is split between what I do at work, and the programming I do at home in my spare time. At work, we use Vista machines and IntelliJ IDEA 8, whilst at home I use Mac OS X and Eclipse.
As you can imagine, my ability to easily switch between the two is getting more difficult as I find the keyboard shortcuts are different.
Is there a good way to quickly standardize the shortcuts for both Eclipse and IDEA? I see myself mostly using Eclipse in the future, so I would preferably like to switch in that direction.
If not, I'll do it manually (ughh).
To get Eclipse Shortcuts, go to "Settings" and type "keymap".
Then select Eclipse on the list.
Odd, someone had the exact same wish back in 2005!
Intellij is supposed to have an Eclipse Keymap
The IntelliJ FAQ for eclipse user mentions:
IntelliJ IDEA includes a bundled Eclipse keymap, so you can select it in Settings dialog, Keymap if you prefer using shortcuts you're accustomed to.
IntelliJ is supposed to have that Eclipse keymaps since the Demetra 6.0.5 version.
See their Release Notes from that (old) version.
Shortcut to use Eclipse shortcuts in IntelliJ Idea:
Press ctrl+`(also have tilde~ on it, button at the left side of digit 1). Then press 3 (Keymap) and select 2 (Eclipse). Done!
From the Settings dialog box --> select Keymap --> select "eclipse" from keymap dropdown list. Have a look at below link for details:
https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/IntelliJIDEA/Configure+Keymap
This doesn't directly address your question, but IntelliJ's license allows you to run the application from home. See their faq.
That way you can use IntelliJ both at work, and at home.