Navigate Menu actions

Selecting Navigate Menu

Name	Function	Keyboard Shortcut
Go Into	Sets the view input to the currently selected element
Go To	Changes the active element in the following ways:
	Back Displays the prior hierarchy (similar to the Back button in a Web browser)
	Forward Displays the following hierarchy (similar to the Forward button in a Web browser)
	Up One Level Displays the hierarchy of the parent of the current highest-level resource
	Resource... Displays a particular resource, via a dialog box (For more information see the links to related tasks below.)
	Next Member
	Previous Member
	Go to Matching Bracket
	Next Bookmark
Open Declaration	Opens Declaration for selected object (class, variable...)	F3
Open Type Hierarchy	Opens Type Hierarchy view for selected type	F4
Open Call Hierarchy	Opens Call Hierarchy view for selected function or method	Ctrl+Alt+H
Open Include Browser	Opens the Include Browser, focused on the selected file	Ctrl+Alt+I
Open from Clipboard	(Java-specific function)
Toggle Source/Header	Switches the active editor between a source file and its corresponding header file
Open Element...	Brings up the Open Element selection dialog, which shows all the types existing in the open projects	Ctrl+Shift+T
Open Type in Hierarchy...		Ctrl+Shift+H
Open Element in Call Hierarchy...
Open Resource...	Displays a dialog that lists all the resources in the open projects	Ctrl+Shift+R
Show In (submenu)	Displays the selected resource (or the active editor) in another view	Alt+Shift+W
Quick Outline	Displays outline view for the active editor	Ctrl+O
Next [...]	Navigates to the following item in the active view (Depending on the view, the name of this menu item will change, e.g. to Next Annotation when an editor is active)	Ctrl+.
Previous	Navigates to the preceding item in the active view (Depending on the view, the name of this menu item will change, e.g. to Previous Annotation when an editor is active)	Ctrl+,
Last Edit Location	Puts the cursor at the location of the most recent edit, opening an editor if necessary	Ctrl+Q
Go to Line	Opens a dialog where you can specify the line number to move to (Only enabled for editors.)	Ctrl+L
Back (submenu)	Moves the cursor to the previous cursor position stored in history, switching editors if necessary (The submenu contains a list of windows in the history.)	Alt+Left
Forward (submenu)	Moves the cursor to the next cursor position stored in history, switching editors if necessary (Enabled only if you've previously used Back. The submenu contains a list of windows available to switch to.)	Alt+Right

Note: Other Navigate options are used with the JDT. Refer to the Java development user guide for details.