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What is the keyboard shortcut to go to a file in Eclipse?

What is the name of the command (or a keyboard shortcut) for jumping to a file in Eclipse? I've seen Ctrl+Shift+R, but neither this nor Cmd+Shift+R work on Mac. Thanks.

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CMD+SHIFT+r should work on the Mac

Amir Afghani  2010-10-04 22:36:15
It was CMD+T on my Mac - Eclipse 3.5.2
am  2010-10-06 17:01:31
+2  A: 

It's called "Open Resource". It's under category 'Navigate' when "In Windows" for my binding.

Shadwell  2010-10-04 22:36:35
Thanks! (I found that it was bound to CMD-T)
am  2010-10-06 17:03:29

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