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Robin Coles wrote:
I'd like to be able to re-map Alt-Backspace and Alt-O but all
attempts to do this via the user key actions are ignored.
1.- I had no problems redefining Alt+Backspace in WDSC 5.0.1 - for
example, to bring up the live find and replace:
"Window" -> "Preferences" -> "LPEX Editor" -> [+] -> "User Key Actions" ->
Key: a-backSpace
Action: findAndReplace
-> "Set" -> "OK".
Make sure you use the correct mixed-case for both the key definition and
the action name. Don't forget to push the "Set".
2.- Alt+O, on the other hand, is taken by the underlying Eclipse system
(Eclipse R2.0.2 for WDSC 5.0), being used for the top-level "Source"
menu mnemonic - the key doesn't reach the LPEX window.
Unfortunately, Eclipse's key-binding mechanism changes drastically with
each release (and there seems to be no end to this in sight, at least
not yet). In WDSC 5.1 (which is based on Eclipse R2.1.1), LPEX will at
least get all the keys it actually defines in its base profiles ("lpex",
"seu", etc.), including those that may be used by top-level menu
mnemonics or other Eclipse global actions. However, it may still not
get other key combinations outside this defined scope (such as Alt+O),
if used elsewhere (for example, mnemonics)...
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