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I have my global key bindings set to use the emacs-style key bindings, but these don't appear to have any effect on the CVS commit comment window. In a possibly related issue, using my mouse wheel while in the window causes multiple 'z' characters to show up, plus some invisible characters. By invisible, I mean that using backspace won't do anything for a while, then will suddenly start deleting the 'z' characters. I'm using the M5 release.
I don't know how this bug got into the unconfirmed state. Is this still a problem?
Yes, it's still a problem with the 2.1 "latest release", build id 200303272130, using GTK on Linux. I assume it's also still the case on Motif. The mouse wheel does nothing on GTK. In Motif, the mouse wheel still gives 'z' characters, plus those invisible ones. Emacs style key bindings still don't work.
Interesting suggestion, but currently the UI doesn't apply key bindings to text widgets. Passing this on to the UI team.
Currently key bindings apply only in the text editors. It would be nice to have them apply more broadly.
The mouse wheel works for me under Motif and GTK -- using an out-of-the-box RedHat 9.0 installation. My only guess would be that you might not have your mouse wheel correctly configured. Does it work in other applications? Have you a recent version of X Windows with the following set on your input device: Option "ZAxisMapping" "4 5" The rest of this is a duplicate of 31731.
This must have changed at some point. I'm now using build 200308281813 (that is, the 3.0 M3 release), and mouse scrolling now works in the CVS commit comment window. The emacs-style keybindings don't seem to work except in the regular java text editor. On a side-note, the Keys preferences dialog box seems to be screwed up--crashing with IBM's 1.4.1: build 1.4.1, J2RE 1.4.1 IBM build cxia32141-20030522, and not displaying anything useful with Sun's 1.4.2 build 1.4.2-b28, so this may have something to do with it. I haven't tested the Motif build, since I've stopped using it.
Oh, I suppose that crash I mentioned is related to bug #42465. I only mentioned it because I was trying to double-check my key bindings preferences, and see if I could reset them.
If you have problems with the EMACS-style key bindings, please open a new bug.