Anyone know if its possible to remap CTRL+7?
Coming from eclipse I'm looking for a shortcut for "goto method". I've re-mapped all my other favourite shortcuts but this one is eluding me. CTRL+7 seems to be the netbeans equivalent of eclipses CTRL+O but I can't see it in the netbeans keymap.
I've looked though all the actions in Tools -> Options -> Keymap. I can't see CTRL+7 in there nor I can see an action which sounds/looks like "goto navigator".
Netbeans 8.1.
In, Tools->Options->Keymap, I typed CTRL+7 in the "Search in Shortcuts" text field. This lists the following action:
Navigator | Ctrl+7 | Window
You can click the "..." menu button to clear the shortcut so that you can re-use it for a different action.
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I'm using eclipse for java i need to add a shortcut key lets say ctrl+p (or any other shortcut) to add a line of code say
System.out.println();
how do i do this ?
you can go to the window in the toolbar, window-> preference->general(open the list menu)-> keys, there,you can see all the keyboard shortcuts and also add or customize shortcuts.
In (almost) every IDE there's a shortcut for full text search of actions/shortcuts. Meaning you initially only have to learn one shortcut in order to be effective.
In Eclipse : ctrl+3
In IntelliJ & co : ctrl+shift+a
Is there an equivalent in Netbeans?
There is a quick search toolbar at the top-right Netbeans corner, which allows to look for actions, etc.
Pressing ctrl - I will focus the field.
As much as I like to remember as many keyboard shortcuts as possible, there's always something I don't know how to do via a keyboard shortcut. Is there an Eclipse equivalent to M-x from Emacs or Find action by name from Intellij IDEA?
How about Ctrl+Shift+L which is the shortcut for Show Key Assist.
I use Ctrl+3 a lot, which is the shortcut for quick access popup, where you can type the name of any view, perspective or open editor to open/switch to that, or the name of an action to run it. By the way, you can see if your choose have a shortcut assigned when selecting.
Note: this is on Ubuntu, may be slightly different on a Mac.
Also you can try Quick Assist by pressing Ctrl+3
I just wanted to know about, Is there any keyboard shortcut key available for the "Go Into" option into the eclipse 3.5 IDE. Any help will be really appreciate.
See below this screen shot if you can figure out the answer.
Make the shortcut yourself from Preferences -> General -> Keys. Search for Go Into and define your shortcut.
Is there any way in Netbeans of displaying the contextual menu with the keyboard? I've tried Shift+F10 and the key next to the right Ctrl key with no success, but I can open it clicking with the right button.
Saludos.
Shift+F10 is the official way in Netbeans 6.9. If this is not working for you, go to "Tools" - "Options" - "Keymap" and check which shortcut is assigned to "Popup"