Visual Studio 2013 vs Eclipse

Tuğçe KONUKLAR

The aim of the presentation: «Comparing two different IDE's debug mode shurtcut keys, which are basic for developers»

Default shortcut keys :

BUILD ALL

VS2013

Ctrl+B

ECLIPSE

Ctrl+B

REBUILD

VS2013

Ctrl+Shift+B

ECLIPSE

N/A

TOGGLE BREAKPOINT

VS2013

F9 Or Single Click

ECLIPSE

Ctrl+Shift+BOr Double Click

DELETE ALL BREAKPOINT

VS2013

Ctrl+Shift+F9

ECLIPSE

N/A

DISSABLE ALL BREAKPOINTVS2013

N/A

ECLIPSE

N/A

START WIHTOUT DEBUGINGVS2013

Ctrl+F5

ECLIPSE

Ctrl+F11

DEBUG

VS2013

F5

ECLIPSE

F11

STEP OVER

VS2013

F10

ECLIPSE

F6

STEP INTO

VS2013

F11

ECLIPSE

F5

STEP RETURN

VS2013

Shift+F11

ECLIPSE

F7

RESUME

VS2013

F5

ECLIPSE

F8

STOP DEBUG

VS2013

Shift+F5

ECLIPSE

Ctrl+F2

New shortcut keys or changing current keys :

CUSTOMISING SHORTCUT KEYSVS2013

ToolsOptionsEnvironmentKeybord

ECLIPSE

WindowsPreferencesGeneralKeys

Visual Studio 2013

Eclipse

Quick access for commands :

QUICK LAUNCH / ACCESS

VS2013

Ctrl+Q

ECLIPSE

Ctrl+3

Summary:DEBUG VISUAL STUDIO 2013 ECLIPSEBuild All Ctrl+B Ctrl+BRebuild Ctrl+Shift+B N/ATogle BreakPoint F9 or Single Click Ctrl+Shift+B or Double ClickDelete All Breakpoint Ctrl+Shift+F9 N/ADissable All Breakpoint N/A N/AStart without debuging Ctrl+F5 Ctrl+F11Debug F5 F11Step Over F10 F6Step Into F11 F5Step Return Shift+F11 F7Resume F5 F8Stop Debug Shift+F5 Ctrl+F2Quick Access / Launch Ctrl+Q Ctrl+3Customizing Shortcut Keys Tools-->Options-->Environment -->Keybord Windows-->Preferences-->General-->Keys

Quick development

Result

Using and learning practical and basic shortcut keys

Thank youTuğçe

KONUKLAR