Code format in Dart Editor

I just started playing with Dart in the Dart Editor.

Since the Dart Editor is an Eclipse distribution, I decided that to format my code, all I needed to do was press crtl + shift + f . However, when I did this, he raised the find / replace window. I tried to see if there were any options in the β€œsettings” to fix this, but I did not find them. (Right now, preferences seem a little bare.)

So, is there a shortcode to format the code? And if there is, why is it not crtl + shift + f , as in other Eclipse distributions?

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Update:

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