| 3.3 Refactor Rename problem [message #318282] |
Tue, 24 July 2007 12:10  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi all,
I'm the author of the viPlugin. As it happens in Eclipse 3.3 the
Refactor Rename is able to do this "inline style".
When the viPlugin is activated and the user executes this refactoring
it's not possible to use all keys to enter the new name, because most of
them have a meaning in vi (e.g. h,j,k,l).
Is there any possibility to get a notification if refactor rename is
selected so that I can enter "InsertMode" prior to it?
Catching events using RefactoringCore - IRefactoringExecutionListener
doesn't work when "inline style" is enabled.
Thanks & Best regards,
Michael Bartl
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| Re: 3.3 Refactor Rename problem [message #318478 is a reply to message #318421] |
Mon, 30 July 2007 13:26  |
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Michael Bartl wrote:
> This is really great. Any reason why it doesn't work if it's selected
> through the popup context-menu? I'd really like to leave the choice "how
> to refactor" to my users ;-)
At the moment, CTRL+SHIFT+R goes through the command framework but popup
menus are part of the action framework. Running an action doesn't fire
a command event.
They're converging, but not yet ...
PW
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