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Incorrect shortcut behaviour: show view: declaration [message #332331]

Sun, 19 October 2008 21:48

Eclipse User

Hi All,

Ganymede Version: 3.4.0
Build id: I20080617-2000

I have two short-cuts showing for "Show View (View: Declaration)" as shown
here:
http://lh3.ggpht.com/robertmarkbram/SPvgTP_j0nI/AAAAAAAAKZM/ xuB5DeWZThE/s912/eclipseShowViewDeclaration.PNG

Neither of these shortcuts show any conflicts..

The Alt+Shift+Q,D short cut will take me to either the Java Declaration
view or the Javascript Declaration view depending on whether I am in a
Java editor or Javascript editor - but still works (taking me to whichever
declaration was last opened) when I press it from *any other* view as well!

The Alt+D short cut only takes me to the Javascript declaration view
*only* if I am in a Javascript editor..

What is different between these? Neither seems to be obeying the on-screen
contract..

I want Alt+D to do this - but simply unbinding the Alt+D shortcut and
changing Alt+Shift+Q,D to Alt+D doesn't work - instead I end up with the
old Alt+D behavior.

Any assistance would be appreciated!

Rob
:)

Re: Incorrect shortcut behaviour: show view: declaration [message #332471 is a reply to message #332331]

Tue, 21 October 2008 19:04

Eclipse User

Robert Mark Bram wrote:
> The Alt+D short cut only takes me to the Javascript declaration view
> *only* if I am in a Javascript editor..
> What is different between these? Neither seems to be obeying the
> on-screen contract..
> I want Alt+D to do this - but simply unbinding the Alt+D shortcut and
> changing Alt+Shift+Q,D to Alt+D doesn't work - instead I end up with the
> old Alt+D behavior.

It has to do with the "When". It says Javascript view but really it is
a context that is activated by some of the JavaScript plugin code
(editor maybe, or view, or perspective activation).

ALT+SHIFT+Q D is bound in the "In Windows" context

PW

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