In any Eclipse text editor (which includes all of Aptana’s as well), you can swap 2 lines of code (the current line and either the one above or below it). This trick accomplishes the same goal as highlighting and cutting and pasting, or highlighting and code dragging. But line swap is much quicker than either.
On Linux and Windows, it’s ALT+Up or Down Arrow. On Mac, it’s OPT+Up or Down Arrow.
The official names in the Preferences section (Preferences->General->Keys) of either Aptana or Eclipse are “Move Lines Up” and “Move Lines Down”. And as the names imply, the trick works with multiple selected lines, or blocks, of code.
