If you feel like it, put it together properly
Set shortcut keys from Preference> General> Keys. You can register by pressing the binding of the target Command (behavior) and entering the specified key binding.
The next tab and previous tab are now the same command + Shift + {or} as Chrome. The tab movement of the editor progresses.
For some reason I could do Zoom out (command +-) but not Zoom in. This is also Command + Shift + + (not typo) like Chrome.
On mac, the default command + space is Spotlight search. I personally use this for a long time, so I chose option + space.
With reference to https://qiita.com/yuukieiu/items/bc8179873b859e3c7741, I modified it so that auto-completion appears in other than.
Shortcuts not listed below should be set by yourself. Reference: How to operate the next tab and the previous tab with shortcuts in eclipse on Mac
I learned from https://javaworld.helpfulness.jp/post-70/.
command + F6 Move tabs in the same view
command + F7 Move view
command + F8 Perspective switching
command + F12 Start debugging
command + shift + F Code format
command + shift + O Auto import completion
command + shift + R File search
Ctrl + H Search and replace across files
command + E Tab movement / search. Since it does not move even if the key is released, the behavior is different from command + F6.
command + 1 Display error messages and display correction candidates
command + / Insert comment
option + command + J Insert Javadoc comment
ctrl + M Maximize the editor (return it again)
F3 To various definition sources
command + [ Backward History. Used to return from the definition source jump.
command + ] Forward History. The opposite of ↑. ・
FIle > New (command + option + N) > Spring Starter Project
https://qiita.com/saitoxu/items/6b1458f62780781e09b7 https://qiita.com/arai-wa/items/c2eb7387b5bf37b4ace4