| Using <F2> to go to function implementation on CDT 3.0.1 [message #158025] |
Mon, 14 November 2005 20:54  |
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Hello,
We have been using CDT 3.0.0 for some time, and happy in using the <F2> key
to go to a functions implementation (as opposed to "<CTRL> + click" on a
function, which only goes to the functions declaration in a header file).
Upon doing an update to CDT 3.0.1, pressing <F2> while highlighting a
function no longer appears to be working. Is there a new configuration
option that we have missed? Or is this a known issue that is not supported /
broken in CDT 3.0.1?
Many thanks for any advice / assistance in this.
Andrew McGhee
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| Re: Using <F2> to go to function implementation on CDT 3.0.1 [message #158548 is a reply to message #158502] |
Sun, 20 November 2005 23:38  |
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Thanks Mark - that helped us a great deal, and also helped us to look into
finding where the key mappings are.
For reference for others, to change the key binding for "Open Definition"
from CTRL+F3 to some other key:
1. Go to menu "Window" -> "Preferences" -> "General" -> "Keys"
2. Look for "C/C++ Source Open Definition" and change the key mapping from
"CTRL+F3" to "F2" (it doesn't appear to conflict with anything).
3. Delete the old binding for "CTRL+F3" (if desired).
I suspect there must have been a good reason to change the keymapping to
CTRL+F3 in the first place, but I agree with you, I'm not sure why the
change.
"Mark Fortner" <m.fortner@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:dllrs7$a7$1@news.eclipse.org...
> I was curious about that myself and found out that they switched it to
> Ctrl+F3. I'm not sure why they did that; it's still not consistent with
> the JDT, and it's actually requires a longer reach on the keyboard to
> perform.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark Fortner
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> Andrew McGhee wrote:
> > Hello,
> > We have been using CDT 3.0.0 for some time, and happy in using the <F2>
key
> > to go to a functions implementation (as opposed to "<CTRL> + click" on a
> > function, which only goes to the functions declaration in a header
file).
> >
> > Upon doing an update to CDT 3.0.1, pressing <F2> while highlighting a
> > function no longer appears to be working. Is there a new configuration
> > option that we have missed? Or is this a known issue that is not
supported /
> > broken in CDT 3.0.1?
> >
> > Many thanks for any advice / assistance in this.
> >
> > Andrew McGhee
> >
> >
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| Re: Using <F2> to go to function implementation on CDT 3.0.1 [message #158637 is a reply to message #158548] |
Mon, 21 November 2005 15:08 |
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Originally posted by: m.fortner.sbcglobal.net
Andrew,
Thanks for the info about the key mappings. I was wondering where to
change that. There are a few other mappings that I wanted to change as
well. I'm not sure if there's a silo effect going on between the
Eclipse project team but everyone seems to define their own inconsistent
key mappings. Ctrl-O in the JDT for example optimizes imports, and in
the CDT it pulls up the outliner.
Mark
Andrew McGhee wrote:
> Thanks Mark - that helped us a great deal, and also helped us to look into
> finding where the key mappings are.
>
> For reference for others, to change the key binding for "Open Definition"
> from CTRL+F3 to some other key:
> 1. Go to menu "Window" -> "Preferences" -> "General" -> "Keys"
> 2. Look for "C/C++ Source Open Definition" and change the key mapping from
> "CTRL+F3" to "F2" (it doesn't appear to conflict with anything).
> 3. Delete the old binding for "CTRL+F3" (if desired).
>
> I suspect there must have been a good reason to change the keymapping to
> CTRL+F3 in the first place, but I agree with you, I'm not sure why the
> change.
>
> "Mark Fortner" <m.fortner@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:dllrs7$a7$1@news.eclipse.org...
>
>>I was curious about that myself and found out that they switched it to
>>Ctrl+F3. I'm not sure why they did that; it's still not consistent with
>> the JDT, and it's actually requires a longer reach on the keyboard to
>>perform.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Mark Fortner
>>
>>Andrew McGhee wrote:
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>We have been using CDT 3.0.0 for some time, and happy in using the <F2>
>
> key
>
>>>to go to a functions implementation (as opposed to "<CTRL> + click" on a
>>>function, which only goes to the functions declaration in a header
>
> file).
>
>>>Upon doing an update to CDT 3.0.1, pressing <F2> while highlighting a
>>>function no longer appears to be working. Is there a new configuration
>>>option that we have missed? Or is this a known issue that is not
>
> supported /
>
>>>broken in CDT 3.0.1?
>>>
>>>Many thanks for any advice / assistance in this.
>>>
>>>Andrew McGhee
>>>
>>>
>
>
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