I am used to Eclipse keyboard bindings which seems more intutive: in eclipse, it use ctrl+shift+t to open class(type), ctrl+shift+R to open file(resource. In IntelliJ, it use ctrl+N(open New wizard in eclipse) , ctrl+shift+N, kind of counter-intutive.
But have to get used to it.
CTRL+SHIFT+A: short cut for short cut information.
Ctrl + N Go to class
Ctrl + Shift + N Go to file
Ctrl+F12, quick outline/File structure popup
Ctrl+W, select block (widens on subsequent presses)
Ctrl+D, duplicates current line (or selection, including methods, etc.)
CTRL+], move caret to code block end (and CTRL-[)
SHIFT+RETURN, open new line below current and move cursor
Ctrl + H Type hierarchy
Ctrl + Shift + H Method hierarchy
Ctrl + Alt + H Call hierarchy
Ctrl + B or Ctrl + Click Go to declaration
Ctrl + Alt + B Go to implementation(s)
Ctrl + Shift + I Open quick definition lookup
Ctrl + Shift + B Go to type declaration
Ctrl + U Go to super-method/super-class
But have to get used to it.
CTRL+SHIFT+A: short cut for short cut information.
Ctrl + N Go to class
Ctrl + Shift + N Go to file
Ctrl+F12, quick outline/File structure popup
Ctrl+W, select block (widens on subsequent presses)
Ctrl+D, duplicates current line (or selection, including methods, etc.)
CTRL+], move caret to code block end (and CTRL-[)
SHIFT+RETURN, open new line below current and move cursor
Ctrl + H Type hierarchy
Ctrl + Shift + H Method hierarchy
Ctrl + Alt + H Call hierarchy
Ctrl + B or Ctrl + Click Go to declaration
Ctrl + Alt + B Go to implementation(s)
Ctrl + Shift + I Open quick definition lookup
Ctrl + Shift + B Go to type declaration
Ctrl + U Go to super-method/super-class
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