| Keybindings [message #416567] |
Fri, 18 March 2005 04:56  |
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Hello all,
I know, this question had been asked alot but I was not able to find any way
to solve it.
We have a ordinary Eclipse IDE plugin that contributes the editor. All
platform shortcuts work properly (like Ctrl+F6 for switching the editor).
We have separate application plugin (so our editor could be distributed as
standalone app) and when we start the RCP those shortcuts don't work, though
they are defined in the keys preference page. The only shortcut that seems
working is Ctrl+F4 for closing the top-level editor.
How can I fix the issue?
Best regards,
Eugene
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| Re: Keybindings [message #417528 is a reply to message #416600] |
Sun, 20 March 2005 09:14  |
| Eclipse User |
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Oh! That's the thing I forgot! Thank you so much. That's why I had an
impression that some actions are working and some are not - as I registered
only part of the actions.
"Jean-Michel Lemieux" <jean-michel@at.ibm> wrote in message
news:d1fdot$1qp$1@www.eclipse.org...
> There is a large set of actions that are contributed via the IDE action
> builder. These actions implement things like Switch to Next View, Switch
> to Next Perspective... If you want these in your RCP applications you have
> to implement the actions (hint, copy or reference the internal classes)
> and register them with the platform. They should inherit the default key
> bindings at that point.
> Jean-Michel
>
> Eugene Ostroukhov wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> I know, this question had been asked alot but I was not able to find any
>> way to solve it.
>>
>> We have a ordinary Eclipse IDE plugin that contributes the editor. All
>> platform shortcuts work properly (like Ctrl+F6 for switching the editor).
>> We have separate application plugin (so our editor could be distributed
>> as standalone app) and when we start the RCP those shortcuts don't work,
>> though they are defined in the keys preference page. The only shortcut
>> that seems working is Ctrl+F4 for closing the top-level editor.
>> How can I fix the issue?
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Eugene
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