Ctrl + B. Cmd + B. As an example, open HelloWorldWithScalaLogging from Tutorial 10 and place your cursor on the App trait: Then hit Cmd + B and IntelliJ will open the App trait declaration as follows: 6. Go back to last edit location. The following keyboard shortcut will navigate back to your last edit location: All 103 Shortcuts for Eclipse Manage Files and Projects Ctrl+N Create new project using the Wizard Ctrl+Alt+N Create new project, file, class, etc. Alt+F, then . Open project, file, etc. Ctrl+Shift+R Open Resource (file, folder or project) Alt+Enter Show and access file properties Ctrl+S Save current file Ctrl+Shift+S Save all files Ctrl+W For example, you don't need to type the whole expression User user = new User ();, all you need it's to type new User () and press Ctrl + Alt + V and IDE will do all dirty work for you. Also, it Useful shortcuts (10 shortcuts) General (10 shortcuts) Debugging (9 shortcuts) Search and replace (10 shortcuts) Editing (43 shortcuts) Refactoring (12 shortcuts) Navigation (35 shortcuts) Compile and run (8 shortcuts) Usage search (3 shortcuts) VCS / Local history (4 shortcuts) Live Templates (3 shortcuts) email Is this page helpful? 0 0 general shortcutsactionshortcut keysopen corresponding tool windowalt + 09save allctrl + ssynchronizectrl + alt + vtoggle maximizing editorctrl + shift + f12add to favoritesalt + shift + finspect current filealt + shift + iquick switch current schemectrl + 'open settings dialogctrl + alt + sopen project structure dialogctrl + alt + shift + sfind … Since version 8, IDEA intelligently selects a likely expression when no text is selected: Ctrl + Alt + V. Go to Class, to quickly open any class in the editor: Ctrl + N. To open any file, not just classes: Ctrl + Shift + N. Comment/Uncomment current line or selection: Ctrl + / and Ctrl + Shift + /. For a complete list of keyboard shortcuts for IntelliJ IDEA, there's a PDF issued by JetBrains floating around. Ten Keyboard Shortcuts for IntelliJ IDEA; Date: 2007-06-29; Author: Seth Mason