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How to define CTRL+E as "delete whole current line" cmd in Editor? [message #718856]

Thu, 25 August 2011 10:12

Eclipse User

I work with other text editors outside Eclipse where CTRL+E is defined as function
"delete whole current line" (where current = where cursor is placed).
In Eclipse there is another hotkey for this function.

Can I somehow re-define the hotkey in Eclipse so that CTRL+E means here the same?

Ben

Re: How to define CTRL+E as "delete whole current line" cmd in Editor? [message #718944 is a reply to message #718856]

Thu, 25 August 2011 12:19

Eclipse User

You can define key bindings in Window->Preferences->General->Keys

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