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I20131210-2000 Mac; seems to work on Windows To work around bug 423893, assign different key bindings to the Split editor commands. Then open a Java Editor and split it. The focus is lost. Should be in the left/top editor.
When I click into the editor text, the editor tab looks like the editor is active, but most commands don't work and menus are not available (e.g. Refactor for a Java editor).
Commands are also broken on Windows after playing around a bit
Example for the lost shortcuts: If I create a new Class and change the name in the editor, e.g. from Test to "Tesst" I cannot involve Ctrl+1 directly. I need to set focus on another part and select the splitted editor again to make shortcuts work again.
Simple test case: 1. open a text file 2. split it 3. make the 'Package Explorer' the active part by clicking into it 4. click into the split editor ==> key bindings are all gone
Also some of the main menus are gone.
These focus and shortcut problems are present under Linux GTK x64 (4.4M4), too. Still, I'm already loving the split view nevertheless ;-)
I'll start looking at this today...
Committed: http://git.eclipse.org/c/platform/eclipse.platform.ui.git/commit/?id=6bfc82c165a59bea8039c9aa7ce6af39efcf8b83 This fixes the delegation of the activation of an MCompositePart to its 'inner' part by moving it out of the SplitHost and making it an integral part of the 'activate' method. There's still a smaller defect having to with the initial state after a re-start but we already have a defect to check this (bug 348954).
Verified in 4.4.0.I20140303-2000. Dani, I've only checked on the keybindings, not the menu items and such. If you see any other issues feel free to re-open or open a new defect for M7.
(In reply to Eric Moffatt from comment #9) > Verified in 4.4.0.I20140303-2000. > > Dani, I've only checked on the keybindings, not the menu items and such. If > you see any other issues feel free to re-open or open a new defect for M7. Works for me using I20140408-1645.
