SAP ABAP Eclipse (ADT) Shortcuts Cheat Sheet πŸš€ Here’s a list of essential keyboard shortcuts to speed up your ABAP development in Eclipse (ADT).


πŸ”Ή 1. General Eclipse Shortcuts

ActionShortcut
Open ABAP ObjectCtrl + Shift + A
Open ABAP Development Object (Class, Program, FM)Ctrl + Shift + O
SaveCtrl + S
Close EditorCtrl + W
Close All EditorsCtrl + Shift + W
Switch Between Open EditorsCtrl + F6
Open PreferencesCtrl + 3, then type Preferences
Quick Access (Search Commands)Ctrl + 3

πŸ”Ή 2. Code Navigation

ActionShortcut
Go to Declaration (Follows Method/FM)F3
Open ABAP Element Info (Hover)F2
Open Superclass or InterfaceCtrl + T
Go to LineCtrl + L
Find in FileCtrl + F
Find and ReplaceCtrl + H
Show Call HierarchyCtrl + Alt + H
Navigate BackAlt + Left Arrow
Navigate ForwardAlt + Right Arrow

πŸ”Ή 3. Code Editing & Formatting

ActionShortcut
Pretty Printer (Code Formatting)Shift + F1
ABAP Cleaner (Advanced Code Cleanup)Ctrl + Shift + 2
Comment LineCtrl + 7
Uncomment LineCtrl + 7
Quick FixCtrl + 1
Show Content Assist (Autocomplete)Ctrl + Space
Rename Element (Refactor)Alt + Shift + R
Delete LineCtrl + D
Duplicate LineCtrl + Alt + Down
Move Line UpAlt + Up
Move Line DownAlt + Down

πŸ”Ή 4. Running & Debugging

ActionShortcut
Run ProgramF8
Run ABAP Unit TestCtrl + Shift + F10
Debug ProgramF9
Step IntoF5
Step OverF6
Step OutF7
Resume ExecutionF8
Toggle BreakpointCtrl + Shift + B
Remove All BreakpointsCtrl + Shift + R
Show Debugging VariablesShift + F10

πŸ”Ή 5. Version Management

ActionShortcut
Show Differences (Compare Versions)Ctrl + Shift + C
Open Transport Organizer (SE09)Ctrl + Shift + T
Check Object (Syntax Check)Ctrl + F2
Activate ObjectCtrl + F3
Show Object HistoryCtrl + Alt + V

πŸ”₯ Pro Tips:

πŸ’‘ Use Ctrl + 3 to quickly find any command instead of navigating menus! πŸ’‘ Combine Pretty Printer (Shift + F1) and ABAP Cleaner (Ctrl + Shift + 2) for well-structured code! πŸ’‘ Use Debugging (F9) with Watchpoints (Right-click β†’ Add Watchpoint) for deeper analysis!