问题
I'm developping a Java application with a class containing main. I can start the application using Ctrl+Alt+X J subsequently the application can be re-run by hitting Alt+R T Enter to choose the menu option for the first item in the Run history.
But to stop the application, I have to click on the small red square in the console view. This is annoying, because it forces me to use the mouse, type Alt+R T Enter then re-focus the editor using the mouse again.
Eclipse being so configurable, there must be a keyboard shortcut to stop the application run in the current console I haven't found. There are an entry in Window > Preferences > Keys called Terminate and Terminate and Relaunch but no matter what binding I assign or what when conditions I set and no matter if I use the Debug perspective or not, they don't seem to fire.
Please help an Eclipse newbie avoiding the mouse :)
回答1:
Go to Preferences -> General -> Keys
Find "Terminate" Set your binding to whatever you want.
Then change "When" from "Debugging" to "Editing Java Source".
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15259857/is-there-a-keyboard-shortcut-for-stopping-the-current-console-in-eclipse