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"
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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.
I am using Eclipse Neon. When I press Ctrl+Space, Eclipse shows a popup on the bottom right of Eclipse screen which includes a text Content Assist Ctrl+Space. When I click this dialog, then Eclipse shows suggestions:
How can I see suggestions directly after pressing Ctrl+Space?
Make sure that no other command than Content Assist is bound to Ctrl+Space:
In Window > Preferences: General > Keys filter for ctrl+space and bind other command to other keys.
I wants to disable intelligence in Netbeans while writing code.Can we change the behavior of ctrl+space in netbeans. Is it possible and if so then how ?
You can change the behavior on this, if you go to Tools/Options/Keymap.
Then "search in shortcuts" for ctrl+space and assign any different shortcut.
If you want it not to pop out, go to Tools|Options|Editor|Code Completion and uncheck "Auto popup completion window" and "Auto popup documentation window"
Is it possible to bind a keyboard shortcut to the action of selecting the next item in a Content Assist pop-up menu of choices?
Desired configuration:
press OPTION / to invoke the Content Assist pop-up menu
press CONTROL N to navigate down the Content Assist pop-up menu items until I highlight the one I want
I know this is possible as I know somebody who can do just that in his Eclipse.. I used it and it worked.
Here's one solution:
In "Preference" - "Keys", find your combination of keys to move cursor one line up/down (search command "Line up"/"Line down"), and set its scope to "In Dialog/Window" to make it work in Content Assist prompt.
Note that this configuration doesn't make it work in all windows. At least, not in "Open Source..." (Ctrl + Shift + R).
I would hold down Ctrl and Click on the name of the class in my build path to navigate to that Class.
Please help me in finding the keyboard shortcut without using the mouse click.
Keyboard shortcut to navigate into classes (or variable declarations) is F3.
See this article for more useful shortcuts (or just google for another page about eclipse shortcuts)