emmet-eclipse "Match Pair Outward" keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + D) conflicted to eclipse's "Delete Line"

"Match Pair Outward" keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + D) conflicted to eclipse's "Delete Line"

Open tan9 opened this issue 11 years ago • 10 comments

After installing emmet, I can't use Ctrl+D to delete line in my eclipse, even when I unbind the "Match Pair Outward" command in Preferences / General / Keys.

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Aug 20 '13 03:08 tan9

+1. This affects me too

Oct 16 '13 22:10 iBiryukov

me too，and I can't find way to solve this problem

Nov 22 '13 08:11 calledT

The solution:

Go to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Keys There you can bind and unbind key commands, so in order to avoid conflicts with Ctrl + D, you have to unbind the default actions and then search for "Math Pair Outward" and apply the key to it inside the Aptana Editor.

You can do it to other Emmet keys wich cause conflicts.

Tested on Aptana Studio 3. Eclipse should work too.

Dec 02 '13 16:12 edu791

@edwardoyarzun I might be misunderstanding your "solution" but from the original post it appears to me that the actual issue is that unbinding does not work.

Also these commands remain there even after uninstalling Emmet. I can see them in Keys list, they don't have any shortcuts listed on them, but when hitting a shortcut you have to choose one of 2 matching commands every single time. When I hit Ctrl+D a list pops in the bottom right corner of my screen where I have to choose either [Delete Line] or [Match Pair Outward].

Dec 05 '13 09:12 jzaruba

As a temporary workaround, just press ENTER after pressing Ctrl+D, it will execute the 'Delete Line' command

Dec 22 '13 21:12 cnlevy

@cnlevy :)))

Dec 22 '13 21:12 jzaruba

This happened to me as well. :+1:

The good part (at least for me :) is that going to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Keys worked.

Firstly I went to Match Pair Outward and changed its hotkey (to Ctrl+Shift+Alt+D, but I suppose any, or none at all, would work), and then went back to Delete Line and reassigned Ctrl+D to it (somehow it was not assigned anymore).

Not it works as good as before.