What's wrong with my question, should I ask this on some Eclipse mailing
list? Is no-one able to reproduce it?
I just tried to assign a key binding to Commit, and I see similar
behavior. I tried Commit <> Ctrl+Shift+C, which shows up in the menus,
just as described here:
http://markphip.blogspot.com/2006/12/assigning-keys-to-commands-in-subclipse.html
However, I can only use this combination in the Synchronize View, but
not in the Project Explorer. When I press the combination in the Project
Explorer, it just plays the 'Windows-Ping.wav' sound (Win 7).
I also tried unbinding every other command using the same key
combination, but it didn't help.
Andreas
Am 24.03.2011 19:18, schrieb Andreas Haferburg:
> Hello,
>
> I just tried setting F6 as the hotkey for "Synchronize with Repository".
> I set the Binding to F6, and "When" to "In Windows".
>
> When I right-click the project in the Project Explorer (C/C++
> perspective) and open the Team sub-menu, the hotkey is correctly
> displayed as F6. But when I press F6, nothing happens. I expect it to
> synchronize and switch to the Team Synchronization perspective +
> Synchronize view.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Andreas
>
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