Re: [platform-ui-dev] Actionbar contributor doesn't have access to keybi

[Randy Hudson <hudsonr@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Great!  I have opened 33666. If
I understand correctly, then adding an Action to an ActionBar should automatically
register that action with the keybinding service.  I assume this is
true everywhere.  Or is it true for menubars but false for toolbars
(since they can't display the accelerator)?  What about View Toolbars?
 View drop-down menus?  The effects of setActionDefinitionID
aren't clear to me.

thanks,
Randy Hudson

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Randy, 

This should be done for you.  Please enter a PR.

Nick

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I noticed that an EditorPart can get to the keybinding service via IWorkbenchPartSite.getKeybindingService().
  But, an EditorActionBarContributor cannot obtain the keybinding
service.  Is this intentional?  How is the contributor supposed
to register an action that it places on the menu?  Or, maybe it doesn't
need to. 

Currently, I am not registering my action that the contributor places on
the menubar, but I am setting the definition ID.  The result is that
the accelerator is displayed for free, but the accelerator doesn't work.

Randy Hudson