eclipse-keybindings package for Atom

This Atom package provides Eclipse IDE key mappings for Atom. Currently the Eclipse shortcuts are directly mapped to existing Atom commands.

Installing

Use the Atom package manager, which can be found in the Settings view or run apm install eclipse-keybindings from the command line.

Supported keybindings

Mac users: press ⌘ instead of Ctrl (same as in Eclipse on Mac).

General

• Ctrl-Shift-R Open Resource (Eclipse) / Find File (Atom)
• Ctrl-Shift-S Save All
• Ctrl-3 Quick Access (Eclipse) / Command Palette (Atom)
• Ctrl-H Find in Project (same on Mac)
• Ctrl-E Quick Switch Editor (Eclipse) / Find in Buffer (Atom)

Source Editor

• Ctrl-Shift-F Format Code (Eclipse) / Auto Indent (Atom)
• Alt-↑ Move line Up
• Alt-↓ Move line Down
• Ctrl-L Go to line...
• Ctrl-D Delete line
• Ctrl-Alt-↓ Duplicate lines
• Ctrl-Alt-J Join lines
• Ctrl-O Show Outline (Eclipse) / File Symbols (Atom)
• Ctrl-Shift-X Upper Case
• Ctrl-Shift-Y Lower Case
• Ctrl-Shift-P Go to matching bracket
• Ctrl-Shift-C Toggle Comments
• Alt-Shift-↑ Select inside brackets
• Alt-/ Autocomplete (not on Mac)
• Ctrl-/ Toggle Comment (already the Atom default)

These keybindings might conflict with keybindings of other installed Atom packages. (You can find out which ones by using the Keybinding Resolver: Ctrl-.)

Issues / Features

Known issues

• The Emmet package overwrites several keybindings used by eclipse-keybindings.
• Some actions are also mapped to other keybindings so the eclipse keybinding won't show up next to the menu entry.
• Ctrl-D is also bound to find-and-replace:select-next
• Ctrl-/ Toggle Comment is mapped to a different key combination on non-english layouts (see: Atom Keymap Issue).

Request features

If you request a new keybinding please specify which Atom command should be executed when the keys are pressed. The full Atom Command Palette is available by pressing Ctrl-3.

Please note that Atom might not (yet) have a corresponding functionality for a specific Eclipse command.