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Is there a quick way to get to the Debug History in eclipse on OS X by just using the keyboard?
On Windows you can do
Alt,R, H, Number
to invoke the nth entry from the history or simply
Alt,R, H, Return
to invoke the last entry (e.g. last test).
What possiblities are there on OS X?
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Select Debug As → Java Application or use the shortcut Alt + Shift + D, J instead. Either actions mentioned above creates a new Debug Launch Configuration and uses it to start the Java application. In most cases, users can edit and save the code while debugging without restarting the program.
Ctrl + D. Deletes current line in the editor. Command + Shift + O.
F7 steps out to the caller of the currently executed method. This finishes the execution of the current method and returns to the caller of this method. F8 tells the Eclipse debugger to resume the execution of the program code until is reaches the next breakpoint or watchpoint.
You were using mnemonics in Windows. However, Mac OS X doesn't support mnemonics and you can't do it like in Windows or Linux.
This link would help you understand the problem. According to Mac OS UI guidelines, mnemonics violate the principles of OS X Human Interface Guidelines.
So the most handy way to achieve your goal is to just hit the Debug button on the toolbar, or expand its popup and select the run configuration what you want to run. You can re-run the last debug by Cmd+F11.
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