Using eclipse for functional verification projects

I use eclipse for following features:

1. highligthning, autocomplition, open declaration for
• make
• asm, c/c++,(systemc, systemc_verification sources)
• systemverilog (and ovm,uvm,vmm) (with sveditor plugin)
• python(with plugin)
2. integration cvs & svn
3. my hotkeys:
   
   • Ctrl+shift+R - open resource(read file) while typing its name. When project becomes huge (it usually does), it becomes unbearable to remember filesystem paths of all files. navigate->'open resource' is where eclipse beats simple editors like KDE kate.
   • F3 - open declaration
   • Ctrl+space - autocompletion 
   • Ctrl+D - delete line (yes, no more home,shift+end,delete)
   • Alt+up/down  - move line up/down ( yes, no more home, shift+end,ctrl+x,up,up,up,ctrl+v)
   • Alt+Shift+up/down - duplicate line
   • Ctrl+pageup/down - move to next tab 
   • Alt+left/right - jump to last edited place