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1) Open Java editor 2) Press Cmd+O to show type hierarchy 3) Note the nicely printed Cmd+O in the status line of the hierarchy view 4) Open Xtend editor 5) Press Cmd+O to show type hierarchy 6) Note the not-to-nice status line 7) Open Java editor 8) Use Cmd+T on a method name to show the types implementing that method 9) Note the nicely printed Cmd+T in the status line 10) Open Xtend editor 11) Use Cmd+T on a method name to show the types implementing that method 12) Note the not-so-nice status line which shows "Press '' to see the supertype hierarchy"
One could use IBindingService bindingService = (IBindingService) workbench.getAdapter(IBindingService.class); String binding = bindingService.getBestActiveBindingFormattedFor(<commandID>);
related to bug #374716
For CMD+T it works nicely now. CMD+O shows a slightly different status line, but this is handled in bug #374716
Requested via bug 522520. -M.