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Eclipse has this great feature of searching text in Workspace(Ctrl+Alt+G), Project, File or Working Set.
The results are displayed neatly in a Search tab/view and when I double-click (i.e. mouse) a particular line, the file (in which that searched text is found) is open exactly at where the search text is.
Is there a keyboard shortcut for that double-click? To open the next one?
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Press Ctrl + L to hit the location bar in Google Chrome, then enter your search term. How do I select Google search results with a keyboard? Press enter after a search, and use the up/down keys to move a 'pointer' down through the results. Then press 'enter' to open a search result being pointed at.
Use the Find feature as normal (Ctrl+F), specifying what I want to search for and then looking for the first occurrence of the string. When the first occurrence is displayed, I press the Esc key (or click on Cancel). To find the next occurrence, I press Shift+F4.
Alternatively referred to as Control+Z and C-z, ^z, Ctrl+Z is a keyboard shortcut most often used to undo the previous action. Tip. Most programs that support the Ctrl+Z keyboard shortcut allow you to use it multiple times.
Alternatively known as Control+G, ^g, and C-g, Ctrl+G is a keyboard shortcut often used to advance through Find results or move to a specific line in a document, spreadsheet, or text file. Tip. On Apple computers, this keyboard shortcut is performed using Command + G .
There is not one keyboard shortcut to perform this action that I know of, but there are two of them that could work in sequence.
So with this sequence you can use two keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Shift+S then Ctrl+.) to do what you want.
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