Eclipse IDE Tips and Tricks - Lakshmi Priya Shanmugam

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This document provides an overview of tips and tricks for the Eclipse IDE. It discusses how to configure workspaces, navigate code, code more efficiently using features like quick assist and templates, work with Java 8 and newer features, perform searches, debug code using various features, and view active keyboard shortcuts. The document also mentions finding additional tips and tricks in the Eclipse help menu.

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Eclipse Tips & Tricks
Lakshmi P Shanmugam
lshanmug@in.ibm.com
Eclipse Platform Committer & Co-lead 
IBM India

How to quickly ﬁnd
something in the Eclipse IDE?

Overview
➡ Conﬁguring your workspace
➡ Code navigation
➡ Coding
➡ Java 8 & beyond
➡ Search
➡ Debugging
➡ Spies

➡ Give the workspace a name
➡ Import from existing installation
➡ Copy preferences from existing
workspace
➡ Working Sets
Workspace conﬁguration

Open Implementation
Ctrl + Hover
View Source
Shift + Hover
View Javadoc
Ctrl + Shift + Hover

Quick Outline
Ctrl + O
In-place Outline
Ctrl + F3
Quick Switch Editor
Ctrl + E

Coding
➡ Quick Assist
➡ Replace or Insert in content assist proposal
➡ Templates
➡ Type Filters
➡ Splitting the editor
➡ Autosave

Java 8
➡ Convert anonymous class to lambda
& vice-versa
➡ Convert lambda to method reference
and vice-versa

Java 9 & newer
➡ Convert to Modular project
➡ Conﬁgure Module properties

Search
➡ Find variables with read/write access
➡ Find methods with a speciﬁc return
type
➡ Filter results from the Search view

Debugging
➡ Show return value from Step operation
➡ Trace point action
➡ Trigger point
➡ Run to line
➡ Debug Shell
➡ Launch Group

Plug-in Spy
Alt + Shift + F1
Plug-in Menu Spy
Alt + Shift + F2
Layout Spy
Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F9

Show Active Keybindings
Ctrl + Shift + L

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Eclipse IDE Tips and Tricks - Lakshmi Priya Shanmugam

1. Eclipse Tips & Tricks Lakshmi P Shanmugam lshanmug@in.ibm.com Eclipse Platform Committer & Co-lead  IBM India

2. How to quickly ﬁnd something in the Eclipse IDE?

3. Quick Access Ctrl+3

4. Overview ➡ Conﬁguring your workspace ➡ Code navigation ➡ Coding ➡ Java 8 & beyond ➡ Search ➡ Debugging ➡ Spies

5. Conﬁguring your Workspace

6. ➡ Give the workspace a name ➡ Import from existing installation ➡ Copy preferences from existing workspace ➡ Working Sets Workspace conﬁguration

7. Code Navigation

8. Open Implementation Ctrl + Hover View Source Shift + Hover View Javadoc Ctrl + Shift + Hover

9. Quick Outline Ctrl + O In-place Outline Ctrl + F3 Quick Switch Editor Ctrl + E

10. Coding

11. Coding ➡ Quick Assist ➡ Replace or Insert in content assist proposal ➡ Templates ➡ Type Filters ➡ Splitting the editor ➡ Autosave

12. Java 8 & Beyond

13. Java 8 ➡ Convert anonymous class to lambda & vice-versa ➡ Convert lambda to method reference and vice-versa

14. Java 9 & newer ➡ Convert to Modular project ➡ Conﬁgure Module properties

15. Search

16. Search ➡ Find variables with read/write access ➡ Find methods with a speciﬁc return type ➡ Filter results from the Search view

17. Debugging

18. Debugging ➡ Show return value from Step operation ➡ Trace point action ➡ Trigger point ➡ Run to line ➡ Debug Shell ➡ Launch Group

19. Spies

20. Plug-in Spy Alt + Shift + F1 Plug-in Menu Spy Alt + Shift + F2 Layout Spy Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F9

21. How to ﬁnd all the eclipse shortcuts?

22. Show Active Keybindings Ctrl + Shift + L

23. Where to ﬁnd the tips & tricks?

24. Help > Tips and Tricks

25. Thank You!

26. Questions?

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