IntelliJ IDEA and eclipse mapping manBypanshuai

Intellij IDEA and eclipse mapping manual made by shuai.pan

migrating from eclipse to Intellij IDEA

Overview

Switching from Eclipse to IntelliJ IDEA, especially if you’ve been using Eclipse for a long time, requires understanding some fundamental differences between the two IDEs, including their user interfaces, compilation methods, shortcuts, project configuration and other aspects.

No workspace

The first thing you’ll notice when launching IntelliJ IDEA is that it has no workspace concept. This means that you can work with only one project at a time. While in Eclipse you normally have a set of projects that may depend on each other, in IntelliJ IDEA you have a single project that consists of a set of modules.
If you have several unrelated projects, you can open them in separate windows.
If you still want to have several unrelated projects opened in one window, as a workaround you can configure them all in IntelliJ IDEA as modules.

Intellij idea vs eclipse terminology

Eclipse	IntelliJ IDEA
Workspace	Project
Project	Module
Facet	Facet
Library	Library
JRE	SDK
Classpath variable	Path variable

Templates

Template	Eclipse	IntelliJ IDEA
Define a main method	main	psvm
Iterate over an array	for	itar
Iterate over a collection	for	itco
Iterate over a list	for	itli
Iterate over an iterable using foreach syntax	foreach	iter
Print to System.out	sysout	sout
Print to System.err	syserr	serr
Define a static field	static_final	psf

Shortcuts between eclipse and Intellij IDEA

Eclipse Action	Eclipse Shortcut	IntelliJ IDEA Action	IntelliJ IDEA Shortcut
Code completion	Ctrl+Space	Basic completion	Ctrl+Space
-	-	Smart completion	Ctrl+Shift+Space
-	-	Statement completion	Ctrl+Shift+Enter
Quick access	Ctrl+3	Search everywhere	Shift x 2
Maximize active view or editor	Ctrl+M	Hide all tool windows	Ctrl+Shift+F12
Open type	Ctrl+Shift+T	Navigate to class	Ctrl+N
Open resource	Ctrl+Shift+R	Navigate to file	Ctrl+Shift+N
-	-	Navigate to symbol	Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N
Next view	Ctrl+F7	-	-
-	-	Recent files	Ctrl+E
-	-	Switcher	Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Quick outline	Ctrl+O	File structure	Ctrl+F12
Move lines	Alt+Up/Down	Move lines	Shift+Alt+Up/Shift+Alt+Down
Delete lines	Ctrl+D	Delete lines	Ctrl+Y
Quick fix	Ctrl+1	Show intention action	Alt+Enter
Quick switch editor	Ctrl+E	Switcher	Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab
-	-	Recent files	Ctrl+E
Quick hierarchy	Ctrl+T	Navigate to type hierarchy	Ctrl+H
-	-	Navigate to method hierarchy	Ctrl+Shift+H
-	-	Show UML popup	Ctrl+Alt+U
Last edit location	Ctrl+Q	Last edit location	Ctrl+Shift+Backspace
Next editor	Ctrl+F6	Select next tab	Alt+Right
Run	Ctrl+Shift+F11	Run	Shift+F10
Debug	Ctrl+F11	Debug	Shift+F9
Correct indentation	Ctrl+I	Auto-indent lines	Ctrl+Alt+I
Format	Ctrl+Shift+F	Reformat code	Ctrl+Alt+L
Surround with	Ctrl+Alt+Z	Surround with	Ctrl+Alt+T
-	-	Surround with live template	Ctrl+Alt+J
Open declaration	F3	Navigate to declaration	Ctrl+B, Ctrl+Button1 Click or Button2 Click
-	-	Quick definition	Ctrl+Shift+I
Open type hierarchy	F4	Navigate to type hierarchy	Ctrl+H
-	-	Show UML popup	Ctrl+Alt+U
References in workspace	Ctrl+Shift+G	Find usages	Alt+F7
-	-	Show usages	Ctrl+Alt+F7
-	-	Find usages settings	Ctrl+Shift+Alt+F7
Open search dialog	Ctrl+H	Find in path	Ctrl+Shift+F
Occurrences in file	Ctrl+Alt+U	Highlight usages in file	Ctrl+Shift+F7
Copy lines	Ctrl+Alt+Down	Duplicate lines	Ctrl+D
Extract local variable	Ctrl+Alt+L	Extract variable	Ctrl+Alt+V
Assign to field	Ctrl+2/Ctrl+F	Extract field	Ctrl+Alt+F
Show refactor quick menu	Ctrl+Alt+T	Refactor this	Ctrl+Shift+Alt+T
Rename	Ctrl+Alt+R	Rename	Shift+F6
Go to line	Ctrl+L	Navigate to line	Ctrl+G
Structured selection	Shift+Alt+Up/Shift+Alt+Down	Select word at caret	Ctrl+W/Ctrl+Shift+W
Find next	Ctrl+J	Find next	F3 or Ctrl+L
Show in	Ctrl+Alt+W	Select in	Alt+F1
Back	Ctrl+[	Back	Ctrl+Alt+Left or Button4 Click
Forward	Ctrl+]	Forward	Ctrl+Alt+Right or Button5 Click