# Navigate Menu actions

Name | Function | Keyboard Shortcut
--- | --- | ---
Go Into | Sets the view input to the currently selected element |
Go To | Changes the active element in the following ways: |

Back
  Displays the prior hierarchy (similar to the Back button in a Web browser)

Forward
  Displays the following hierarchy (similar to the Forward button in a Web browser)

Up One Level
  Displays the hierarchy of the parent of the current highest-level resource

Resource...
  Displays a particular resource, via a dialog box (For more information see the links to related tasks below.)

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Open Declaration | Opens Declaration for selected object (class, variable...) | F3
Open Type Hierarchy | Opens Type Hierarchy view for selected type | F4
Open Call Hierarchy | Opens Call Hierarchy view for selected function or method | Ctrl+Alt+H
Open Include Browser | Opens the Include Browser, focused on the selected file | Ctrl+Alt+I
Open from Clipboard | (Java-specific function) |
Toggle Source/Header | Switches the active editor between a source file and its corresponding header file |
Open Element... | Brings up the Open Element selection dialog, which shows all the types existing in the open projects | Ctrl+Shift+T
Open Type in Hierarchy... |  | Ctrl+Shift+H
Open Element in Call Hierarchy... |  |
Open Resource... | Displays a dialog that lists all the resources in the open projects | Ctrl+Shift+R
Show In (submenu) | Displays the selected resource (or the active editor) in another view | Alt+Shift+W
Quick Outline | Displays outline view for the active editor | Ctrl+O
Next [...] | Navigates to the following item in the active view (Depending on the view, the name of this menu item will change, e.g. to Next Annotation when an editor is active) | Ctrl+.
Previous | Navigates to the preceding item in the active view (Depending on the view, the name of this menu item will change, e.g. to Previous Annotation when an editor is active) | Ctrl+,
Last Edit Location | Puts the cursor at the location of the most recent edit, opening an editor if necessary | Ctrl+Q
Go to Line | Opens a dialog where you can specify the line number to move to (Only enabled for editors.) | Ctrl+L
Back (submenu) | Moves the cursor to the previous cursor position stored in history, switching editors if necessary (The submenu contains a list of windows in the history.) | Alt+Left
Forward (submenu) | Moves the cursor to the next cursor position stored in history, switching editors if necessary (Enabled only if you've previously used Back. The submenu contains a list of windows available to switch to.) | Alt+Right

Note: Other Navigate options are used with the JDT. Refer to the Java development user guide for details.