This tutorial lists the most useful shortcuts.
Beginner
CTRL-N: creates a new projectCTRL-S: saves the current projectCTRL-L: loads a projectCTRL-,: opens the Preferences windowNOTE: On Mac OS X
CTRLmust be replaced with the ⌘ key
CTRL-ALT-V: shows the Manage Versions windowCTRL-SPACE: shows the Manage Components windowCTRL-ALT-N: creates a new visual componentSHIFT-ENTER: compile codeCTRL-ALT-SPACE: request auto-completionCTRL-F: search & replace (replace CTRL with ⌘ on Mac OS X)CTRL-D: comment selected code linesCTRL-T: uncomment selected code linesCTRL-C: copy selected text (replace CTRL with ⌘ on Mac OS X)CTRL-V: paste text from system clipboard to the editor (replace CTRL with ⌘ on Mac OS X)CTRL-X: cut selected text (replace CTRL with ⌘ on Mac OS X)Code templates are activated by typing the short form, e.g., sout followed by CTRL-ALT-SPACE. Currently,
the following code templates are avialiable:
sout: System.out.println()
fori: for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { (also works with j, k, x, y, z, t)
pinf: @ParamInfo(name="", style="default", options="")
pginf: @ParamGroupInfo(group="default|true|no description")
minf: @MethodInfo(name="", valueName="", valueStyle="default", valueOptions="")
cinf: @ComponentInfo(name="NAME", category="Custom")
oinf: @ObjectInfo(name="NAME")
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