The magic of Ctrl-K in NetBeans 4.x IDE
April 26, 2005 on 11:22 am | In Java |If there is a single keystroke that one must learn in NetBeans 4.x, make it Ctrl-K. The result has to be seen to be appreciated. Fire up NetBeans and give it a try. I guarantee you will be amazed!
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absolutely!!!!!!!!! ctrl+k simply rocks. ;-)
jv at e-chiceros no s pam com
Comment by jv — 26 April 2005 #
Here are another couple of useful shortcuts:
- ctrl + shift + f (format)
- alt + shift + f (import fix)
And the abreviation feature is also very very nice. It’s easy to convert psvm in public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
yours again ;-) jv
Comment by jv — 26 April 2005 #