Eclipse equivalent of CTRL-K in Netbeans

Question

Netbeans has a nifty shortcut completion, I use while I type. It works in comments, in strings. Pretty much places where regular completion is useless. It basically autocompletes using the editor scope (in other words, whatever word matches closes to the point you are typing). Is there something similar in Eclipse ? I am making a transition due to lack of mybatis/mylyn support in netbeans. You can read more about it here https://blogs.oracle.com/chengfang/entry/why_am_i_using_netbeans .

Answer 1

It's called Word Completion . The key binding may vary; Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+L to find out.

Answer 2

CTRL + Space将显示有时自动完成（取决于您选择的设置）方法名称，变量等。您可以在此处阅读有关特定设置的更多信息并进一步进行微调。