Eclipse and CF Eclipse Shortcuts

Posted by Mark Drew on code on September 3, 2004

Tagged under cfeclipse

Welcome back after the bank holiday (if you had one!) I thought I would post a few handy shortcuts for CFEclipse. If you have any others that you want to send me, please do so.

Working with Files Ctrl + E = List open files, then start typing the name and it should limit it to the ones you want Ctrl + Shift + R = Find a file in the project (in CFEclipse this shortcut needs to be used from the Navigator window) Ctrl+F6 = Tab back through open files Ctrl + Shift + F6 = Tab forwards through open files Ctrl+M = Maximise/Minimse Current window

Editing in CFEclipse

Ctrl + i = insert the snippet defined by the trigger text We have you surrounded Here are a few shortcuts to surround the selected but of code with whatever you need Ctrl+F3 = Surround with ##

Ctrl+’ = Surround with ‘ Ctrl+Shift+’ = Surround with “ Ctrl+Shift+O = Surround with Ctrl+Shift+D = Surround with a good Ctrl+Shift+R = Surround with

No, Comments! You can also add comments very quicky with these shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+M = Surround with CF comments Ctrl+Shift+C = Surround with the apropiate or comments depending what type of code you are surrounding, neat huh?

HELP! The trusty F1 will send you to http://www.cfdocs.org and redirect you to the right page. More info on CFEclipse can be found in a new Wiki located at http://www.spike.org.uk/cfeclipse/space/

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