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The easiest way to do this is to right-click on a project in the Package Explorer and select New > Class. This will bring up a totally sweet class creation window. If you know what packages are and how to use them, you can specify what package your new class will fall into.
Right-clicking is disabled by default in OS X (OS X instead wants you to use Ctrl+Click). You can enable it via System Preferences.
In the Main tab, make sure that the "Main class:" is set to quickstart. Main . Eclipse should have identified this for you; if not, click Search... and select the class. Next, select the "Arguments" tab.
Ctrl + F7 : Dropdown with the available views. It allows you to switch from code editor to the Navigator view (so you can open other files)
I have a really annoying problem in Eclipse java neon, when i do a right click on a package in order to create a new class or in any area, Eclipse don't show me proposition like class, package or even project but only a incomplete menu unusable I have already launch eclipse with -clean but not help
An illustration of the problem, I also notice that Eclipse is in... debug mode ? (upper left corner)
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