Under Eclipse I can inspect expressions/variables in debug mode with Ctrl + Shift + I .
The toLowerCase() method converts the string specified into a new one that consists of only lowercase letters and returns that value.
Press ctrl + f for windows computer. Then under FIND, type what you want to find. Then in REPLACE WITH, type in what you want to replace it with. Then click REPLACE ALL.
By default, the hotkeys:
CTRL+SHIFT+Y changes to lowercase.
CTRL+SHIFT+X changes to UPPERCASE.
Or, on a Mac:
⌘+⇧+Y changes to lowercase.
⌘+⇧+X changes to UPPERCASE.
You can see all shortcuts of eclipse by pressing:
CTRL+SHIFT+L
Help-> Key assist
You will get all of eclipse's shortcuts.
Eclipse only provides a keyboard shortcut by default. If you prefer to use the menu, you can use the free plugin AnyEdit Tools, which will add some entries to the context menu to change the case of the selected text:
To install:
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