Is an Eclipse shortcut the same as a double-click?

Question

I notice that Eclipse has a very convenient double-click function: it can select a text block or select content between surrounding quotes. So is there a combination available for this? Thanks.

By the way, I would like to know if there is a shortcut to go to the next TODO / FIXME position.

Answer 1

Some of the double-click actions are the same as ALT-SHIFT-UP (for example, selecting a text block, but not all). For example, when there is content between surrounding quotes, the alt-shift-up shortcut will also select quotes ...

Answer 2

As for the next TODO / FIXME position, there are two buttons on the toolbar - “Previous annotation” (the icon has an up arrow) and “Next annotation” (the icon has a down arrow) - which allows you to move from one annotation to another. Annotations are markers in the editor — errors, warnings, breakpoints, TODOs, etc. You can configure which annotations should go through the buttons by clicking the drop-down (inverted triangle) icon next to the toolbar buttons.

The key combination for "Next annotation" is "Ctrl +.", They are also displayed if you hover over the toolbar buttons.

PS: You might also find it helpful to take a look at JDT tips and tricks . The above toolbar buttons are also described in the document.

Answer 3

if you use Windows (XP or newer) you can use - MouseKeys

accessibility function to launch it press Alt + Shift + NumLock or through the control panel → access center → mouse - mouse buttons

Now that you are using NumLock, you can use the keys on the numeric keypad to move the mouse pointer or more, you can use the "5" key just like you would use the left mouse button. "55" is the same as a double click.

the mouse will continue to work normally.

Answer 4

Linux KDE → System Preferences → Devicec Input → Mouse → "..mouse mouse by keyboard .." .. in Eclipse doublelclick on 5

.. but you lose the numlock keyboard