| Disabling eclipse shortcuts while colde is running [message #1696135] |
Fri, 22 May 2015 09:46  |
 Delosari Khalet
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Hi
I have an issue with eclipse which I think I know how to avoid but I am not sure how to implement it. A bit of context:
I am using eclipse with pydev to run a code which generates windows and accepts user input from keyboard. The particular library which manages this is PyRaf (based on IRAF).
So far most key events worked fine : "a" , "g", "1", "9", "w+a" .... (you catch my drift)
The issue comes when I try to use the ":" input which requires the "shift + ." key combination.
When I try this the colon ":" ends up in the eclipse console... Instead of being fed into my runing code window. I think this is because when I use the "shift" key eclipse is expecting a short cut.
So here is my question :
How do I disable the shortcuts?
I know eclipse has context for the shortcuts including console... But there are many and not sure how to impose a excluding context.
I would love any advice on how to do this properly
Thanks
UPDATE 1 (22/05/2015)
I have disabled all the shortcuts which start with "shitf +" and the issue still happens
UPDATE 2 (22/05/2015)
I have used xmodmap in linux to change one key character to ":" so pressing shift is no longer necessary... However the issue still happens... Hence it seems (to me) it is related to the ":" character ????
UPATE 3 (22/05/2015)
I have this warning when importing pyraf:
tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified
I do not know if it is related to this issue or it is related to PyRAF trying to import some IRAF tasks
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| Re: Disabling eclipse shortcuts while colde is running [message #1696348 is a reply to message #1696135] |
Tue, 26 May 2015 00:45  |
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On 05/22/2015 07:38 AM, Delosari Khalet wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have an issue with eclipse which I think I know how to avoid but I am
> not sure how to implement it. A bit of context:
>
> I am using eclipse with pydev to run a code which generates windows and
> accepts user input from keyboard. The particular library which manages
> this is PyRaf (based on IRAF).
> So far most key events worked fine : "a" , "g", "1", "9", "w+a"
> .... (you catch my drift) The issue comes when I try to use the ":"
> input which requires the "shift + ." key combination.
> When I try this the colon ":" ends up in the eclipse console...
> Instead of being fed into my runing code window. I think this is
> because when I use the "shift" key eclipse is expecting a short cut.
> So here is my question :
> How do I disable the shortcuts?
> I know eclipse has context for the shortcuts including console... But
> there are many and not sure how to impose a excluding context.
> I would love any advice on how to do this properly
>
> Thanks
PyDev isn't supported by Eclipse as it's written and maintained by an
independent, third party. PyDev's website suggests getting support for
it on stackoverflow.com. Likewise, PyRAF is nothing you can find support
for in the Eclipse forums.
I hope you can get help elsewhere, but PyRAF themselves warn you that
there's little to no support for that product. If you haven't you can
find a FAQ at
http://www.stsci.edu/institute/software_hardware/pyraf/pyraf_faq
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