Re: Uninstalling, Juno, and Ctrl-C Ctrl-V Ctrl-Y

[Mark Feber]

There are bugs (independent of Emacs+) with this first version of Juno.  Hopefully they will fix and release some of them soon.

Try resetting to the default bindings as described on the on: https://sites.google.com/a/mulgasoft.com/www/emacsplus/juno

On Friday, August 10, 2012 5:20:28 PM UTC-7, Steven Loomis wrote:

Installing Eclipse Juno caused my control-C key to stop working for Copy. After reading the Mulgasoft main page about Juno incompatibility, I uninstalled emacs+ and all subcomponents.

However, even after a restart, the key bindings were not restored (this is on Linux 64 bit).  Control-C brings up the following window:

http://icu-project.org/~srl/tmp/badkey.png

This binding doesn't show up in the Eclipse keybindings page.  Where else can I look that Emacs+ may have modified?

Thanks,
Steven

[Mark Feber]

And by the way, the binding is documented on the Emacs+ page:

Optional Language Specific Functionality:

• Find Tag (Alt-.): Open an editor on the selected element.  The mark is set on the current location before the command is executed.
• Currently available in Java, JavaScript, C/C++, and (Aptana) Ruby
  
• Alternate binding - Open Declaration (Ctrl-C Ctrl-V Ctrl-Y)
  
  
• Select Enclosing Element (Ctrl-Alt-U): Select the enclosing element 
• Currently available in Java and JavaScript 

[Steven Loomis]

Right, that's all OK, except I had uninstalled that plugin.

I found:

    <bindings xmi:id="_tsrGsNqKEeGZtu2xZaCPBg" keySequence="CTRL+C CTRL+V CTRL+Y" command="_s1pYEtqKEeGZtu2xZaCPBg">

      <tags>schemeId:com.mulgasoft.emacsplusConfiguration</tags>

    </bindings>

inside .metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.e4.workbench/workbench.xmi 

removing said seemed to have restored CTRL+C.

-s