| backspace deletes more than one character [message #56790] |
Fri, 13 June 2003 14:07  |
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Hi!
Whenever I use backspace to delete a character inside the java editor,
Eclipse deletes the *whole* word. How can I change this behaviour, so
that it just deletes a single character?
I'm Using Eclipse Version 2.1.1, Build id: 200305150931.
Thanks in advance!
Christian.
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| Re: backspace deletes more than one character [message #61385 is a reply to message #56790] |
Wed, 18 June 2003 21:19  |
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Originally posted by: krash_krash_baby.hotmail.com
Christian Janoff wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Whenever I use backspace to delete a character inside the java editor,
> Eclipse deletes the *whole* word. How can I change this behaviour, so
> that it just deletes a single character?
>
> I'm Using Eclipse Version 2.1.1, Build id: 200305150931.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Christian.
Ah, this is why I hate so much the Emacs extension provided by
Eclipse. This is just one of the very odd behaviors.
I just remapped some of keys to look like emacs key-mapping
in the standard mapping (e.g. Ctrl+N was for New, now becomes
next line).
But you still have very undesirable effects. For example,
Eclipse is somehow considerably slower (you can feel it),
and it crashes much more often, and still have strange
behaviors (but more tolerable than the Emacs-extends-standard
thingy).
kk
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