Key mappings

CodeWarrior Eclipse IDE accepts keyboard shortcuts, or key bindings , for frequently used operations. At any time, you can obtain a list of available key bindings using Key Assist. To open the Key Assist view, choose Help > Key Assist.

Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+L keys to display a list of available key bindings in Eclipse.

Note: Key bindings can vary based on the current context of Eclipse, platform and locale. The current platform and locale is determined when Eclipse starts, and does not vary over the course of an Eclipse instance.

The following table lists and defines the key mappings for Classic IDE and Eclipse IDE.

Table 1. Key Mappings - Classic IDE and Eclipse IDE
Behaviour	Classic IDE	Eclipse IDE
New	Ctrl + Shift + N	Ctrl + N
Open Open Path (Eclipse IDE)	Ctrl + O	Ctrl + Shift + A
Close	Ctrl + W	Ctrl + F4
Close All	Ctrl + Shift + W	Ctrl + Shift + W Ctrl + Shift + F4
Save	Ctrl + S	Ctrl + S
Save All	Ctrl + Shift + S	Ctrl + Shift + S
Print	Ctrl + P	Ctrl + P
Undo	Ctrl + Z Alt + Backspace	Ctrl + Z
Redo	Ctrl + Shift + Z	Ctrl + Y
Cut	Ctrl + X Shift + Delete	Ctrl + X Shift + Delete
Copy	Ctrl + C Ctrl + Insert	Ctrl + C Ctrl + Insert
Paste	Ctrl + V Shift + Insert	Ctrl + V Shift + Insert
Delete	Del	Del
Select All	Ctrl + A	Ctrl + A
Find Next	F3	Ctrl + K
Find Previous	Shift + F3	Ctrl + Shift + K
Go to Line	Ctrl + G	Ctrl + L
Debug	F5	F11
Run	Ctrl + F5	Ctrl + F11
Step Over	F10	F6
Step Into	F11	F5
Step Out Step Return (Eclipse IDE)	Shift + F11	F7
Enable/Disable Breakpoint Toggle Breakpoint (Eclipse IDE)	Ctrl + F9	Ctrl + Shift + B
Make Build All (Eclipse IDE)	F7	Ctrl + B
Move Line Up	Up	Alt + Up
Move Line Down	Down	Alt + Down