Difference between Ctrl Shift F and Ctrl I in Eclipse

Question

I have been used Ctrl Shift F to correct indentation but I heard there is another shortcut to do that  Ctrl I  According a reference found in google  Ctrl Shift F is Reformat and Ctrl I is Correct indentation   Is there any difference between them  or between Reformat and Correct indentation

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Reformat affects the whole source code and may rebreak your lines  while Correct Indentation only affects the whitespace at the beginning of the lines

User · Answer

If you press CTRL   I it will just format tabs whitespaces in code and pressing CTRL   SHIFT   F format all code that is format tabs whitespaces and also divide code lines in a way that it is visible without horizontal scroll

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Ctrl Shift F formats the selected line s  or the whole source code if you haven t selected any line s  as per the formatter specified in your Eclipse  while Ctrl I gives proper indent to the selected line s  or the current line if you haven t selected any line s

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Ctrl Shift F formats the selected line s  or the whole source code if you haven t selected any line s  as per the format specified in your Eclipse  while Ctrl I gives proper indent to the selected line s  or the current line if you haven t selected any line s   try this  or more precisely The Ant editor that ships with Eclipse can be used to reformat  XML XHTML HTML code  with a few configuration options in Window  gt  Preferences  gt  Ant  gt  Editor   You can right-click a file then Open With     gt  Other     gt  Internal Editors  gt  Ant Editor Or add a file association between  html  or  xhtml  and that editor with Window  gt  Preferences  gt  General  gt  Editors  gt  File Associations Once open in the editor  hit ESC then CTRL-F to reformat

[eclipse] Difference between Ctrl+Shift+F and Ctrl+I in Eclipse

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