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Bug 322447

Summary:	JSDT overrides the CTRL/CMD+SHIFT+T
Product:	[WebTools] JSDT	Reporter:	David Carver <d_a_carver>
Component:	General	Assignee:	Project Inbox <jsdt.javascript-inbox>
Status:	RESOLVED FIXED	QA Contact:	Nitin Dahyabhai <thatnitind>
Severity:	normal
Priority:	P3	CC:	cmjaun, KetanPadegaonkar, Michael_Rennie
Version:	3.2
Target Milestone:	3.3 M1
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Linux
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Description David Carver

2010-08-11 19:35:40 EDT

If JSDT is installed this seems to overrid the default Open Type key binding.  Instead it can bring up the open type for JSDT.

Comment 1 Chris Jaun

2010-08-12 10:37:19 EDT

Only in the JavaScript perspective I thought.

Where are you seeing this happen?

Comment 2 David Carver

2010-08-12 10:48:24 EDT

This was reported via a Tweet on twitter from Ketan.  I've cc'd him on the bug.

Comment 3 David Carver

2010-08-12 10:49:50 EDT

So, what happens then if somebody is working on editing a Java file, in the JavaScript perspective.  Will it always bring up the JavaScript Type Hierarchy, or should this activation be context dependent.

Comment 4 Michael Rennie

2010-08-12 11:15:22 EDT

> Only in the JavaScript perspective I thought.

you can open a .js file in the Java perspective and the keybinding will not work anymore - but only seems to be disabled when the editor has focus.

> So, what happens then if somebody is working on editing a Java file, in the
> JavaScript perspective.

The keybinding still works for me in this case.

Comment 5 Nitin Dahyabhai

2010-08-12 12:25:03 EDT

Already disabled in 3.3M1; the JavaScript Open Type command is not bound by default to anything.