RE: WDSC 6 vs Ctrl-Shift-I

I think part of the problem is that WDSC is based on Rational is based on 
Eclipse. "Inspect" is likely to be an Eclipse function, not a WDSC function. 
The Eclipse developers generally are not concerned with the keyboard shortcuts 
used by the apps that build on it, probably the same for the Rational 
developers. This is one of the problems with this layered open source approach 
- OS is a good thing IMO, mind you, but not easily managed.

Vern

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> I just have to chime in on this because I think this breaks very simple 
> rules of programming. 
> I don't renumber our users menus when I add a new option. I don't 
> change the purpose of a command key in a program. In such a severely > 
> complex software such as WDSCi, why make changes that disrupt your users 
> current knowledge of the product? 
> 
> Why was Inspect set to Ctrl-Shft-I when that was already in use by the 
> Open Member function? 
> Not only that, but on 5.1.0.3 Open Member was Ctrl-Shft-N. 
> 
> Over the past year I've slowly made my way into WDSC, and it's proved to 
> be a great tool, but I really do think it's silly that existing commands 
> are being changed for no real reason. 
> 
> Kurt Anderson 
> Application Developer 
> Highsmith Inc 
> 
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> On Behalf Of Eric Simpson 
> Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 2:25 PM 
> To: Websphere Development Studio Client for iSeries 
> Subject: RE: [WDSCI-L] WDSC 6 vs Ctrl-Shift-I 
> 
> In 6.0, Ctrl+Shift+I is used by Run/Debug (for Inspect) so WDSC switched 
> to use a different combination for the Open Member action. 
> 
> Eric Simpson 
> WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, IBM Toronto Lab, 
> D1/140/8200/MKM 
> Phone: (905) 413-3226, T/L: 969-3226, Fax: (905) 413-4850 
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