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Eclipse: convert upper case text to lower case and viceversa with a simple shortcut
This is just a quick post to share these 2 little shortcuts to convert text from lower case to uppercase and viceversa in Eclipse.
Lower case: CTRL+SHIFT+Y
Upper case: CTRL+SHIFT+X
In both the combination you can select one or more character to convert.
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Great tip – Just what I was looking for today.
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I come back to this post about once a month, when I again have the need to clean up somebodies code (somebody that never cares about Coding Conventions)
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LOL, is not a difficult shortcut to remember :))