Android Studio shortcuts like Eclipse

Question

I am new to Android Studio and want to know about shortcuts. In Eclipse we use shift-ctrl-O for importing. In Android Studio we use alt-enter. My ques

Answer 1

Android Studio is built on IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, the popular Java IDE by JetBrains. This allows the user to select their own keymap (supporting different IDE shortcuts in your IDE).

You can use "Mac os X, Visual studio, Eclipse, Netbeans etc.. shortcuts in your Android Studio by doing the following:

File -> Settings -> Keymap -> choose "Eclipse" from dropdown.

OR press Ctrl+Alt+S -> keymap -> choose "Eclipse" from dropdown like this.

Answer 2

These are some of the useful shortcuts for Android studio (Windows)

• Double Shift - Search EveryWhere

• Ctrl + Shift+A - quick command search

• Ctrl +N - Find Class (capable of finding internall classes aswell)

• Ctrl +Shift+N - Find File

• Alt+F7 - Find Uses (To get the call hierarchy)

• Ctrl+B - goto class definition.

• Ctrl+LeftClick - goto to symbol(variable, method, class) definition/definition.

• Ctrl+Alt+Left - Back

• Ctrl+Alt+Right - Right

• Shift+f6 - Refactor/Rename

Answer 3

Not eclipse like you can do eclipse shot cuts just do the following

File ->Settings ->keymap -> in the drop down "KeyMaps" select  Eclipse ->
Apply ->ok.

Answer 4

These are for shortcuts specific to android studio.And since it is based on IntelliJ Idea studio,these will work too

answering your specific question,Android Studion is quite logical wrt to shortcuts,for eg for all the situations you asked,try alt-insert

Answer 5

View > Quick Switch Scheme > Keymap > Eclipse
use this option for eclipse keymap or if u want to go with AndroidStudio keymap then follow below link

Click here for Official Android Studio Keymap Refference guide

you may find default keymap referrence in

AndroidStudio --> Help-->Default keymap refrence

Answer 6

If you're looking for a shortcut in Android studio and can't quite remember the command, simply click Ctrl+Shift+A to launch the command search. From here, you can search for any shortcut you want.

Merry coding!