Eclipse keyboard shortcut for passing a parameter to a method

Question

Today I was watching a video and I saw the tutor doing a correction in his code in Eclipse without touching the mouse. Below is the code.

    System.out.println(Character.toUpperCase(ch)'c');

He changed the code to :

   System.out.println(Character.toUpperCase('c'));

I have always wanted to do this because it is a pain to do it using backspaces and retype the ')' at the end. Does anyone know how to do it. Thanks

Answer 1

Ctrl + . on the editor will take you to the first problem (error / warning). In your case, it will highlight ch, next you press delete twice to delete ch and ). Then you press Ctrl + Shift + P to position at the right place for inserting bracket and then press ). All these will get to what you want without using mouse.