Bug 327679

Description Alexandre Nion 2010-10-13 11:17:24 EDT

Build Identifier: 2.2.1

When using new PDT 2.2 with Helios, it becomes impossible to set up a new default editor for files whose content-type is associated with PHP.

As PHP Content type now includes ".tpl" extension, it's for an example not possible any more to embed a different default editor, which was a common practice on tools driving their own template system. All "locked by content-type PHP" extensions seem to be concerned (*.inc, *.php, ..., *.tpl).

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Open "File Association" tab from "Window/Preferences/General/Editors/"
2.Add a file type association by clicking "Add", defining "*.tpl" or "*.php".
3.On the "Associated editors" panel, click "Add" and choose your own internal editor, for an example HTML editor or any other editor that should look different.
4.Mark the added editor as default one, by clicking "Default". A string "Default" will be added to signify that the change has been made.
5.Now validate preferences and try to open a file that matches the extension pattern (*.tpl or *.php) using the default editor (automatically used by double cliking from the PHP Explorer view). As you would expect that the default defined editor will be used to open the file, it will happen that the internal defined "PHP Editor" will be used to render the file.
 The "Default" setting is not honored, you will need to right-click and choose your own editor to render as expected, which is from day to day quite a calamity to use..