I knocked this up for some guys at work and thought it might interest users of CFEclipse and Eclipse.
Eclipse / CFEclipse Cheat Sheet
Editing
What does it do?
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Key combo
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Next file editor
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Ctrl-PageDown or Alt-LeftArrow
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Previous file editor
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Ctrl-PageUp or Alt-RightArrow
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Maximise editor pane
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Ctrl-M
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Switch to editor pane
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F12
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Save all open files
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Ctrl-Shift-S
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Close all editors
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Ctrl-Shift-W
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Go-to line
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Ctrl-L
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Move current line up/down
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Alt-UpArrow / Alt-DownArrow
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Delete current line
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Ctrl-Delete
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Indent
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Tab
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Unindent
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Shift-Tab
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Uppercase selected
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Ctrl-Shift-U
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Lowercase selected
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Ctrl-Shift-L
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Scribblepad / CFDocs
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F8
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ColdFusion
What does it do?
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Key combo
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CF Comment
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Ctrl-Shift-M
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Hash marks pair
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Ctrl-Shift-H
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Single quotes pair
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Ctrl-‘
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Double quotes pair
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Ctrl-“
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<cfoutput> pair
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Ctrl-Shift-O
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<cfdump>
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Ctrl-Shift-D
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<cfabort>
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Ctrl-Shift-A
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Add pair of dynamic matching tags
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Ctrl-Shift-W
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Find next matching tag
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Ctrl-K
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Find previous matching tag
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Ctrl-Shift-K
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HTML
What does it do?
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Key combo
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<br/>
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Ctrl-Enter
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Ctrl-Shift-Space
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<p> pair
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Ctrl-Shift-P
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<em> pair
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Ctrl-I
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<strong> pair
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Ctrl-B
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1 comment:
Thank you very much for this! Do you have any idea how to disable the custom tag wrapping (CTRL+SHIFT+W) shortcut? I'm trying to figure it out, so used to hitting that to close all windows, drives me crazy when it inserts tags instead.
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