Useful Eclipse navigation shortcuts for java developer

Posted by Andrey Chorniy on June 14, 2011

I find that this article (10 Eclipse Navigation Shortcuts…) is great and will save you a lot of time in development/coding if you are programming in Eclipse. I personally prefer Intellij Idea for java development, but in case of Android “Eclipse + ADT plugin” doesn’t leave much chances to alternative IDE’s.
Great shortcuts, I use part of them before and really miss “CTRL-E” Go to other open editors

Go to other open editor

and “CTRL-O” Go directly to a member (method, variable)

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