| binding keys to commands? [message #270758] |
Sun, 10 May 2009 00:57  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi. Using Window > Preferences > General > Keys I added a Binding of
Ctrl+F2 for the command "Terminate and Relaunch" When= "In Dialogs and
Windows" Category: "Run/Debug", User U.
But Ctrl+F2 never does anything. Any hints?
Also: is there any way to tell eclipse to stop using context-dependent
key bindings? Is it possible to configure eclipse to us only global
commands? The default system is very inefficient, many operations take
three keys: get out of this window, go to that view, run this command.
Thanks for any suggestions!
jjb
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| Re: binding keys to commands? [message #271110 is a reply to message #270758] |
Tue, 26 May 2009 14:38  |
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John J. Barton wrote:
> Hi. Using Window > Preferences > General > Keys I added a Binding of
> Ctrl+F2 for the command "Terminate and Relaunch" When= "In Dialogs and
> Windows" Category: "Run/Debug", User U.
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> But Ctrl+F2 never does anything. Any hints?
What OS are you running? I know on Linux, X-Windows will capture some
key events before they ever get to Eclipse. This may be true on Windows
too. So if the OS has mapped this keybinding, then Eclipse will never
know the key combination was hit.
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> Also: is there any way to tell eclipse to stop using context-dependent
> key bindings? Is it possible to configure eclipse to us only global
> commands? The default system is very inefficient, many operations take
> three keys: get out of this window, go to that view, run this command.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions!
> jjb
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