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Mapping BlackBerry JDE shortcuts and menus to the BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse

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Summary

This article applies to the following:

BlackBerry® Java® Development Environment (JDE)

BlackBerry® Java Plug-in for Eclipse®

Details

The following table lists the keyboard shortcuts and menus available within the BlackBerry JDE along with the equivalent keyboard shortcut and menu location in the BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse.

BlackBerry JDE menu	BlackBerry JDE function	BlackBerry JDE shortcut	BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse menu	BlackBerry Java Plug-in for Eclipse function
File	Open	CTRL-O	File	Open File ...
File	Save	CTRL-S	File	Save
File	Save File As ...	CTRL+SHIFT-S	File	Save As ...
File	Exit	ALT-F4	File	Exit
Edit	Cut	CTRL-X	Edit	Cut
Edit	Copy	CTRL-C	Edit	Copy
Edit	Paste	CTRL-V	Edit	Paste
Edit	Undo	CTRL-Z	Edit	Undo
Edit	Redo	CTRL-Y	Edit	Redo
Edit	Go To Line ...	CTRL-G	Navigate	Go To Line ...
Edit	Find	CTRL-F	Edit	Find/Replace
Edit	Next	F3	Edit	Find Next
Edit	Previous	SHIFT-F3	Edit	Find Previous
Edit	Find in Files…	CTRL-SHIFT-F3	None	None
Edit	Replace ...	CTRL-F3	Edit	Find/Replace
Edit	Toggle view	F2	Window > Navigation	Next View, Previous View
Edit	Add Bookmark	CTRL-K	Edit	Add Bookmark
Edit	Boomarks	CTRL-B	Window > Show View > Other	General > Bookmark
Edit	Next Bookmark	CTRL-F2	None	None
Edit	Return to Last Location	CTRL-R	None	None
Edit	Next Message	F4	Navigate	Next
Edit	Previous Message	SHIFT-F4	Navigate	Previous
Build	Build	F7	Project	Build Project
Build	Build All	ALT-F7	Project	Build All
Build	Build All and Run	ALT-F5	None	None
Build	Stop Building	SHIFT-F7	None	None
Project	Dependencies	CTRL-D	None	None
Debug	Go	F5	Run	Debug
Debug	Stop Debugging	SHIFT-F5	Run	Terminate
Debug	Continue	CTRL-F5	Run	Resume
Debug > Breakpoint	Set Breakpoint at Cursor	F9	Run	Toggle Breakpoint
Debug > Breakpoint	Enable Breakpoint at Cursor	CTRL-F9	None	None
Debug > Attach to	Simulator	CTRL-SHIFT-O	Run > Open Debug Dialog ...	Simulator > Configure Simulator
Debug	Step Over	F10	Run	Step Over
Debug	Step Into	F11	Run	Step Into
Debug	Step Out	SHIFT-F11	Run	Step Return
Debug	Run to Cursor	CTRL-F11	None	None
Debug	Up	CTRL-UP	None	None
Debug	Down	CTRL-DOWN	None	None
Debug	Show Next Statement	CTRL-N	None	None
View	Breakpoints	ALT-F9	Views	Breakpoint
View	Output	ALT-2	Views	Console
View	Locals	ALT-4	Views	Variables
View	Threads	ALT-3	Default	Default
View	Processes	ALT-1	None	None
View	Call Stack	ALT-7	Default	Default
View	VM Byte Code	ALT-8	None	None
View	VM Locals	ALT-5	None	None
View	VM Stack	ALT-6	None	None
Window	Next File	CTRL-W	Window > Navigation	Next Editor
Window	Previous File	CTRL-SHIFT-W	Window > Navigation	Previous Editor
Window	Copy Window to Clipboard	CTRL-SHIFT-C	None	None
Window	Close	CTRL-F4	File	Close
Window	Close output window	CTRL-2	None	None
Window	Show popup menu	SHIFT-F10	None	None
Help	Help	F1	Help	Help Contents
Help	API Reference	SHIFT-F1	None	None
Help	IDE Help	ALT-F1	None	None
Help	Knowledge Base	CTRL-SHIFT-F1	None	None

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