being a command line person, i always wonder about these IDE "shortcuts".
to be blunt, my productivity is limited by my speed of thought, not by how i manipulate source in a program.
my use of vi is about 10 commands; whenever something sophisticated has to be done i look it up.
if i need to see a declaration, i go back to the command line, run a quick "find ./ -name... |xargs grep and i interpret the results. maybe the results have to be passed through grep, no big deal.
in almost all cases, i spend a lot more time looking at the code and thinking about it than i do searching or typing. a lot more time thinking.
so, my comment / discussion item is "what do you do in the IDE that makes all these shortcuts so valuable?"
to be blunt, my productivity is limited by my speed of thought, not by how i manipulate source in a program.
my use of vi is about 10 commands; whenever something sophisticated has to be done i look it up.
if i need to see a declaration, i go back to the command line, run a quick "find ./ -name... |xargs grep and i interpret the results. maybe the results have to be passed through grep, no big deal.
in almost all cases, i spend a lot more time looking at the code and thinking about it than i do searching or typing. a lot more time thinking.
so, my comment / discussion item is "what do you do in the IDE that makes all these shortcuts so valuable?"