Re: [eclipse-dev] Java editor keyboard bindings in Eclipse

["Claude Knaus" <Claude_Knaus@xxxxxxx>]

Ruslan,

CTRL-/ and Ctrl-\ comment/uncomment works in Eclipse
F3 jumps to the declaration of a java element.
I think there is already a bug report for Ctrl-Backspace/Delete.
See the FAQ on eclipse.org for a list of keybindings.

There is a cross-team effort for improving keybindings going on.
For now, the workaround is to edit the plugin.xml files directly by hand
if you want to change keybindings. Also note that there are Emacs like
keybindings (Preferences :: Workbench :: Editor).

-- Claude
PS: Please post this kind of questions on the eclipse.tools newsgroup.
The odds that you get an answer is bigger :)

Ruslan Gainutdinov <subscription@xxxxxxxxxx> Sent by: eclipse-dev-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx 24.09.2002 16:25 Please respond to eclipse-dev

To:        eclipse-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx         cc:                 Subject:        [eclipse-dev] Java editor keyboard bindings in Eclipse

Hello!

      I was wondering about more keyboard support in Eclipse, as it is
      very limited, comparing to other IDEs such as JBuilder and
      Visual Studio.

      For example setting bookmarks and jumping to them with keyboard,
      commenting/uncommenting with keyboard (CTRL-/), jumping to declaration of
      identifier by keyboard (CTRL-ENTER) or even simple generic
      editor commands like CTRL-BACKSPACE (delete one word) is missing
      from Eclipse and there is no way to bind it by user.

      Also there is no way to rebind already existing declarations or
      bind keyboard shortcuts to menu items.

      What are the plans to for these features and schedule of
      implementing them?
      
-- 
Best regards,
Software Engineer, Dukascopy.com
Ruslan
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