If you want to promote key mappings use in Eclipse, MouseFeed might be your ticket. This Eclipse plugin monitors your mouse usage, and when you click on a UI component (button, menu, etc.) that can be invoked by key stroke, the MouseFeed plugin will pop up a small notification window stating that the action has a key mapping. The notification window disappears after a few seconds, but it's power is obvious. Very similar to the Key Promoter plugin in IntelliJ IDEA. Very cool Eclipse plugin.
Here is a screencast of the MouseFeed plugin in action:
I tried this plug-in for a while, and for the most part it worked as advertised. I did, however, notice a few side-effects that users should be aware of. My jUnit execution history drop-down and my "expand all" icon on the synchronize view both were rendered inoperable when I installed MouseFeed, and worked again after I removed it.
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