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I am starting to use Eclipse for C++ developing after years with Visual Studio. I am used to right-click a filename in an include-Statement and then click “Open Document” to jump to this file. Does something like this exist in Eclipse CDT?
Thanks.
F3Both also work to jump to definition or declaration of a symbol.
Furthermore, you can use
Ctrl +Tabto switch between a cpp file and its header. (“Toggle Source/Header”)The keyboard shortcuts are also shown in the context menu in the editor, there are many more very useful like
F4for type hierarchy or Ctrl-Alt-H for Call Graph.Eclipse also ships with alternative key bindings to be similar to Visual Studio or Emacs. (Window->Preferences->General->Keys —> Scheme)