Is it possible to edit properties with keyboard in Eclipse? Any know keys does either nothing or something random.
I want to:
1) jump between properties
2) edit properties
I dont think you can edit them through keyboard.
Alt+Enter
Display the properties of the selected item
Refresh the selected item
Rename the selected item
Revert to the last saved state
You can check out this article.
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I find the explorer tree to be unintuitive. Opening a file on single click was annoying, so I set "workbench.list.openMode": "doubleClick". Now I have to click twice on the expand/collapse triangle just to make the tree expand or collapse (in code outline view, gitlens, and other views).
Shouldn't single click on the twisty open/close?
Why can't you type letters to navigate in lists/trees?
Why is the item you clicked on one color, but the item you navigate to with arrow keys another?
What is the point of the other highlight, as the context menu only seems to apply to the highlight with less contrast?
How do I open the selected item with the keyboard?
What is happening in the explorer when you press ESC? Seems like focus moves to the tree itself, but what does that achieve?
Shouldn't single click on the twisty open/close?
I've seen an open issue about that
Why can't you type letters to navigate in lists/trees?
That issue exists too
Why is the item you clicked on one color, but the item you navigate to with arrow keys another?
IDK. Usually, after you click that file is open in editor. (Selected list item - active editor(easier to spot?); Focused list item - where the focus is)
What is the point of the other highlight, as the context menu only seems to apply to the highlight with less contrast?
You can change the colors if you want to.
How do I open the selected item with the keyboard?
Enter? I assigned arrow right→ though.
What is happening in the explorer when you press ESC? Seems like focus moves to the tree itself, but what does that achieve?
What did you expect it to do?
We have a view that we developed, in this view at the beginning a keyboard shortcut key binding works. So I open a list. Then After right clicking the opened list item, I get the context menu. Now after getting this last context menu, I try to hide the list by clicking the same key binding. But the windows computer gives a sound of bing. It sounds like a focus lost but nope, The list item is higlighted. And when I press the item and then press the key binging it bings again. And interestingly the other keys does work. I can press other key options and they work but the shortcut key binding key that hides and shows the list of items does not work. When I right click to the item that does not work with certain key bindings, does work interestingly. any idea about this situation ?
We have used setEnabled in code, that disables the shortcuts. After deleting these enablement code we got the keys work as we want.
I am working on matlab gui.
I stop on drop down menu.
How to remove item from pop up menu ?
I would appreciate for any help.
Because you have tagged your question with matlab-guide I consider you are working with it:
mark your pop-up-menu-uicontrol
right click and choose the property editor
click on the icon beside the String-property
enter or delete the desired entries
entries have to be separated by a new line.
Does anyone know how to get the default toolbar on Eclipse.
Basically it had all the shortcuts like AVD manager, SDK manager, new, etc etc...
I somehow lost a few of them. Now I am trying to reset things if possible.
Follow the below steps, might help you out :-
To hide a menu item or toolbar button:
1) Switch to the perspective that you want to configure.
2) Select command link Window > Customize Perspective....
3) Open the Menu Visibility or Tool Bar Visibility tab.
4) Find the item you want to hide. You can do this two ways:
Expand the menu or toolbar hierarchy to find the item you want to hide.
Click the Filter by command group check box to see a list of command groups which contribute items, and choose the command group the item you wish to hide. Then navigate to the item in the hierarchy in the Structure tree.
5)Hover over the item to get additional information:
a description of what the item does
the name of the command group which contributes the item (click the link in this item to switch to the Command Groups Availability tab with the appropriate command group selected).
any key bindings associated with the command the item performs (click the link in this item to open the Keys page of the Preferences dialog with the command selected, if possible).
if the item is dynamic, a preview of its current appearance (dynamic items are listed as [Dynamic]).
6) Uncheck the check box next to the item. Uncheck a menu to hide all its children.
7) Click OK to cause the changes to take effect.
Using the tooltip which appears over items, you can navigate to the Command Group Availability tab and make the entire command group unavailable if you wish to remove all menu items, toolbar buttons and keybindings of all commands contributed by the command group.
i see this post. but i still dont see any way to be able to quickly step through a bunch of search results, making edits, and using a shortcut key to advance to the next result. the Find Next shortcut only works in the Search Tab window, not in the Editor window, where i have focus, while editing. I have to keep clicking on the next result and then clicking in the editor window to make my edits.
Seems so basic, i must be missing something.
i now see that Ctl+K is set to do something similar.
Ctrl+Alt+G is a default shortcut to search currently selected text in the whole workspace (Search>Text>Workspace from menu).
There are no default key mappings for searching selected text in file and in the current project but I find it very usefull added (Ctrl+Alt+F, and Ctrl+Alt+P respectively (Window>Preferences>Keys))