Description David M. Karr 2013-07-25 12:50:18 EDT

In Indigo, I had numerous commands bound to key sequences of more than one key, mostly only two.

If I start one of the sequences, but don't complete it quickly, Eclipse brings up a dialog showing the commands that are bound to sequences that begin with what I've entered so far.  If I then continue the sequence at that point, it will execute the command bound to that entire sequence.

I'm trying to do the same thing in Kepler, but I've noticed some odd behavior with these multi-key sequences.

If I quickly press the entire sequence, it usually works.  I'm still seeing cases where it seems like nothing happens, but it usually works.

If I delay long enough after starting the sequence, Kepler brings up the same commands list as I saw in Indigo, but if I press the next key in the sequence, it just dismisses the dialog.

I've even seen a different scenario, where I delay a "little bit" between keys, but not enough for it to bring up the commands dialog.  When that happens, that next key goes directly to the view that has focus, which is usually the text editor.  For instance, if my key sequence is "ctrl-x 2", I've often seen it insert the "2" directly into the editor.