Aarrgghh!!

Shortcut Key for Commit in Subclipse

This had been driving me nuts for a little while. Maybe I can save someone else the hassle too.

To set a shortcut key for Subclipse commit:

  • Go to Windows → Preferences
  • Go to General → Keys
  • Check the box "Include unbound Commands"
  • Then in the "type filter text" box, type commit
  • Then assign it to whatever key combination you want

If you go through this, and commit and other SVN methods don't show up.

  • Go to Help → Software updates → Find and Install
  • Choose "Search for updates of currently installed features."
  • Go through the choices and update Subclipse.


February 18, 2008 Posted by Terrence Ryan at 11:50 AM

ColdFusion, Web Development,



Comments

Which version of Eclipse does this work on? 3.3 and up?

MD


Posted by: Mark Drew at July 1, 2008 4:42 AM

Aarrgghh Guy! I can confirm it works in Eclipse 3.3. I don't know a previous versions.




Posted by: Terrence Ryan at July 1, 2008 1:58 PM

Very good tip :)

I was spending some time just to commit my codes.


Posted by: Eduardo at July 22, 2008 5:16 PM

Thanks for the tip


Posted by: free imac at May 17, 2009 6:46 PM

Posted by Who at March 18, 2010 8:43 AM

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