What's the shortcut to move a line up in Netbeans
Solution 1
It's:
Alt + Shift + up/down
So quite similar to eclipse
Solution 2
For those who use Linux
, Alt + Shift + up/down
could be a shortcut for changing windows, so instead Alt+Shift+Page Up or Page Down
Solution 3
On Mac with NetBeans 8.2 the shortcuts are a little different:
Alt + Shift + up/down -it duplicates the line
Ctrl + Shift + up/down -it moves the line
Solution 4
Just click on the "Source" menu, in the menu bar, and look for the items "Move Up" and "Move Down" or "Move Code Element Up" and "Move Code Element Down". They should show the shortcut/accelerator for your platform.
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I'm looking for a keyboard shortcut to move a line up or down.
Equivalent to Eclipe's Alt+up/Alt+down.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_What_editor_keyboard_shortcuts_are_available%3F
I can't seem to find a similar one in NetBeans.
http://ui.netbeans.org/docs/hi/shortcuts/shortcut.html
Is this feature hidden somewhere?