In ILE RPG, the parser provides an Enter key action. You will need to
disable 'Enter key behavior' preferences on the ILE RPG parser preference
page in order to then be able to set the Enter to your own action.
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Unfortunately, I can't remember what the default action is for the enter
key - I think it is newline. In my userProfile I have set the enter key to
do the openLine action (lpexView.doDefaultCommand("set keyAction.enter
openLine");) It is working for me even though several other posters have
mentioned that they can't reassign the enter key. Maybe I am setting it to
the default anyway?
I think there was also some discussion a while back about the settings of
the "Enter behaviour" on the ILERPG parser section of "Remote
Systems|...Lpex Editor" in windows|preferences. In my case I have
"Automatic uppercasing", "Repeat previous operation code", both "set x-spec
cursor position" and "user defined tabs" all deselected, with everything
else selected. Maybe you could get results by playing with those settings?
-Paul.
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Works like a charm!, I'll keep this in my notes (still new to this, but
getting plug-ins to work so early-on is a plus).
To your knowledge, is there any way to assign a custom key function to the
Enter key? Seems that this key is reserved for system use, but I'm trying
to find a way around it (in SEU I was able to assign any function to any
key). Just seems like if you go though all the effort to set up a plug-in,
that you should be able to customize any key that you want.
Subject: Re: Lpex Editor - Custom Profile Plugins
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Sorry, I just had another thought on this.
Type "query keyAction.c-delete" into the LPEX command line and it will tell
you what action is being executed by the ctrl-delete keypress. Then all you
really need to do is assign a new keypress to the same action.
You are defining a new action to do another action (EraseEOF to do exactly
the same as truncate), so really you should not be defining a new action
and should change:
lpexView.doCommand("set keyAction.backQuote.secondary EraseEOF"); to
lpexView.doCommand("set keyAction.backQuote.secondary truncate");
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Subject: RE: Lpex Editor - Custom Profile Plugins
I think your line that reads "view.doAction(view.actionId("c-delete"));"
should read "view.doAction(view.actionId("truncate"));". The c-delete isn't
an action, it is a keyAction (i.e. the key that causes the action to be
executed).
-Paul.
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