| weird word jumping behavior [message #169955] |
Sun, 25 July 2004 17:49  |
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Originally posted by: nsahoo.cmu.edu
The ctrl + left or ctrl+right jumps words in a very strange manner. I am
using 200407240010 build, eclipse gtk binding on linux with Xorg-x11.
As an example, in the following line
int value = ((Integer)classFreq.get(cls)).intValue();
If I place the carent before i of the int, and hit ctrl+right it lands
between (( and Integer). If I place the caret right before v of value, and
press ctrl+right, it lands between ) and classFreq. It seems as if it jumps
over two words.
In the preference java->Editor->Navigation, I have "Smart Caret positioning
on java names" *unchecked*. If I check that, in the first example the
carets lands right before the = sign, and in the second case right before
((Integer).
Whats up with this crazy behavior, it used to be sane!
Any help? Thanks,
-Nachi
PS:I have checked on a plane text editor that I am not sending two left or
two right keystrokes by hitting the arrow keys once.
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| Re: weird word jumping behavior [message #169979 is a reply to message #169955] |
Mon, 26 July 2004 04:23  |
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please file a bug report against jdt-text with exact steps to reproduce.
thanks, tom
Nachiketa Sahoo wrote:
> The ctrl + left or ctrl+right jumps words in a very strange manner. I am
> using 200407240010 build, eclipse gtk binding on linux with Xorg-x11.
>
> As an example, in the following line
>
> int value = ((Integer)classFreq.get(cls)).intValue();
>
> If I place the carent before i of the int, and hit ctrl+right it lands
> between (( and Integer). If I place the caret right before v of value, and
> press ctrl+right, it lands between ) and classFreq. It seems as if it jumps
> over two words.
>
> In the preference java->Editor->Navigation, I have "Smart Caret positioning
> on java names" *unchecked*. If I check that, in the first example the
> carets lands right before the = sign, and in the second case right before
> ((Integer).
>
> Whats up with this crazy behavior, it used to be sane!
>
> Any help? Thanks,
> -Nachi
>
> PS:I have checked on a plane text editor that I am not sending two left or
> two right keystrokes by hitting the arrow keys once.
>
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