| Switch off code-assist trigger "=" in Eclipse 3.0 M6 [message #129132] |
Mon, 22 December 2003 15:38  |
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Originally posted by: zero.kelvin.web.de
Hey there everybody!
There is some issue about the way that code-assisting got changed in the
new Eclipse 3.0 M6 version. Whenever you code a "=" then the JDT
automatically gives you a list of the local variables and available
Classes for completion.
Basically that is not what I want to do a that moment most of the time.
Since I ofter have to write "new ..." or stuff. I'd rather still go with
STRG+SPACE to trigger that assist.
How to I turn that of? (The "code-assist"/"auto-activation" monkey
didn't do the trick)
Thx, Tim
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| Re: Switch off code-assist trigger "=" in Eclipse 3.0 M6 [message #129952 is a reply to message #129782] |
Sat, 27 December 2003 11:05  |
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Originally posted by: kariem_h.hotmail.com
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Il Mon, 22 Dec 2003 16:38:15 +0100, Tim Adler ha scritto:
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>>Hey there everybody!
>>
>>There is some issue about the way that code-assisting got changed in the
>>new Eclipse 3.0 M6 version. Whenever you code a "=" then the JDT
>>automatically gives you a list of the local variables and available
>>Classes for completion.
>>
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> I'm experiencing this problem too with M6 and it's pretty annoying!
> If there is no way to avoid this, I hope at least it will be fixed in
> the next milestone...
>
> Best regards
> Andrea Aime
When accessing the "=" with the shift (on german and italian keyboards
shift+0) there is certainly a problem when quickly typing source code:
When I type
int x = 0;
on my keyboard with the locale set to german, the context information
(assist) is activated immediately after the "=", because I'm still
holding the shift key while typing the space. I assume there is a
problem for most people, accessing the "=" sign with the shift key (and
typing quickly).
You may switch to the english keyboard while writing source code, but
then you will have problems typing Umlaute and characters con accento.
An alternative would be to change the keyboard shortcut for context
information. When coding I switched my locale to english, but that might
be no solution for you.
Regards,
Kariem
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| Re: Switch off code-assist trigger "=" in Eclipse 3.0 M6 [message #131339 is a reply to message #129132] |
Mon, 05 January 2004 11:58 |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
Tim Adler wrote:
> Hey there everybody!
>
> There is some issue about the way that code-assisting got changed in
> the new Eclipse 3.0 M6 version. Whenever you code a "=" then the JDT
> automatically gives you a list of the local variables and available
> Classes for completion.
>
> Basically that is not what I want to do a that moment most of the
> time. Since I ofter have to write "new ..." or stuff. I'd rather still
> go with
> STRG+SPACE to trigger that assist.
>
> How to I turn that of? (The "code-assist"/"auto-activation" monkey
> didn't do the trick)
>
> Thx, Tim
Please add your comments to bug 49342. Do you see this on Linux?
Dani
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| Re: Switch off code-assist trigger "=" in Eclipse 3.0 M6 [message #131349 is a reply to message #129952] |
Mon, 05 January 2004 11:59 |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
Kariem,
please add your comments to bug 49342. Do you see this on Linux?
Dani
Kariem Hussein wrote:
> Andrea Aime wrote:
>
>> Il Mon, 22 Dec 2003 16:38:15 +0100, Tim Adler ha scritto:
>>
>>
>>> Hey there everybody!
>>>
>>> There is some issue about the way that code-assisting got changed in
>>> the new Eclipse 3.0 M6 version. Whenever you code a "=" then the JDT
>>> automatically gives you a list of the local variables and available
>>> Classes for completion.
>>>
>>
>>
>> I'm experiencing this problem too with M6 and it's pretty annoying!
>> If there is no way to avoid this, I hope at least it will be fixed in
>> the next milestone...
>>
>> Best regards
>> Andrea Aime
>
>
>
> When accessing the "=" with the shift (on german and italian keyboards
> shift+0) there is certainly a problem when quickly typing source code:
>
> When I type
>
> int x = 0;
>
> on my keyboard with the locale set to german, the context information
> (assist) is activated immediately after the "=", because I'm still
> holding the shift key while typing the space. I assume there is a
> problem for most people, accessing the "=" sign with the shift key
> (and typing quickly).
>
> You may switch to the english keyboard while writing source code, but
> then you will have problems typing Umlaute and characters con accento.
> An alternative would be to change the keyboard shortcut for context
> information. When coding I switched my locale to english, but that
> might be no solution for you.
>
>
> Regards,
> Kariem
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