Preferences > Java > Editor > Mark Occurrences Select Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors > Show print margin and set the column size accordingly. For example, pressing Cmd + X when no text is selected will cut the entire line instead of doing nothing. Install the LineCopyPaste plugin to mimick the behaviour of IntelliJ.

Previous Tab: Ctrl + ← and Cmd + Shift + ].Toggle Split Editor (Vertical): Cmd + Shift + [.Manually remove the key unbinding to fix this. The close window shortcut (Cmd + W) won’t work because it’s bound to the ‘Select Enclosing Element’ command. Open Eclipse > Preferences > General > Keys and select the ‘IntelliJ Idea’ scheme. Place the downloaded JAR in eclipse/dropins and unzip it into a subdirectory. You can get close to IntelliJ’s key bindings by installing the ideakeyscheme plugin. The following steps will make Eclipse feel more familiar and ease the transition. There are a few things I’ve gotten used to in IntelliJ that require some customizations in Eclipse.

Intellij key bindings