TKPJava Eclipse and Codenvy IDE Keyboard Shortcuts
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This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Eclipse and Codenvy integrated development environments (IDEs). It provides shortcuts for common coding tasks like autocomplete, deleting lines, adding lines, running code, cutting/copying/pasting, undoing, and formatting code. Many shortcuts are the same between the Mac and PC versions, with Command/Control serving as the primary modifier keys.
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