- list of usages: Show usages is a very simple but powerful feature. Just press Alt + Ctrl + F7 (Alt + Cmd + F7 for Mac)
- Paramter Info : The information on parameters required for a particular method is available via Ctrl + P (Cmd+P) shortcut.
- Show implementation: If you want to quickly look at the implementation of a symbol at the caret, you can call the Quick Definition by pressing
Shift + Ctrl + I (Shift + Cmd + I). - documentation : Ctrl + Q (Ctrl + J for Mac).
- last accessed file: The real time-saver here is action called Recent files via Ctrl + E (Cmd + E for Mac).
- Methods : The shortest way to do it is to press Ctrl + F12 (Cmd + F12 for Mac) if you click again you see inhrerite members
- Navigate between methods : If you need to jump over the methods quickly just press Alt + ↑↓
- Navigate to Class, File and Symbol : This feature is available via Ctrl + N
- Navigate to file : Just like for classes it works for files as well, via Ctrl + Shift + N
- Navigate to symbol : And finally the most tricky feature is to navigate to a symbol via Ctrl + Alt + Shift + N
- Navigate to line number via Ctrl + G (Cmd + G for Mac)
- Navigate to declaration via Ctrl + B (Cmd + B for Mac)
- Navigate to super via Ctrl + U (Cmd + U for Mac)
- Navigate to implementations via Ctrl + Alt + B (Alt + Cmd + B for Mac)
- Navigate to the last edit location via Shift + Ctrl + Backspace (Shift + Cmd + Backspace for Mac)
- Navigate to the next error or warning via F2
- Navigate to a related unit test via Shift + Ctrl + T (Shift + Cmd + T for Mac)
- Basic completion simply press Ctrl + Space shortcut.
- Smart completion, press Shift + Ctrl + Space.
- Statement completion automatically adds missing parentheses, brackets, braces and adds the necessary formatting. To complete a statement, just press Shift + Ctrl + Enter
- Structural selection: A definite must-know to be even more productive. Structural selection allows you to select expressions based on grammar. By pressing Ctrl + W (Cmd + W for Mac) you keep expanding your selection (starting from the caret). And vice versa, you can shrink it by pressing Shift + Ctrl + W (Shift + Cmd + W for Mac).
- Move the current line of code (or selected block) via Shift + Ctrl + Arrows (Shift + Cmd + Arrows for Mac).
- Duplicate a line of code (or selected block) via Ctrl + D (Cmd + D for Mac)
- Remove a line of code (or selected block) via Ctrl + Y (Cmd + Y for Mac)
- Comment or uncomment a line of code (or selected block) via Ctrl + / (Cmd + / for Mac) and Shift + Ctrl + / (block comment for selected code).
- Optimize imports via Ctrl + O (Cmd + O for Mac).
- Find in the currently opened file via Alt + F3 (F3 to the next match rance and Shift + F3 to the previous match). Or, replace in the currently opened file via Ctrl + R (Cmd + R for Mac).
- Enable/show soft-wraps, disabled by default.
- Paste from stack via Shift + Ctrl + V (Shift + Cmd + V for Mac).
- Navigate between opened tabs via Alt + Arrows (Ctrl + Arrows for Mac).
This article is also very good about intellij idea : http://arhipov.blogspot.de/2011/06/whats-cool-in-intellijidea-part-i.html
intellij for eclipse developers http://virgo47.wordpress.com/2011/04/10/from-intellij-idea-to-eclipse-4/
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