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Build: 2.1 RC2 - Reassign the "Next Editor" and "Previous Editor" actions to Ctrl+6 and Ctrl+Shift+6. - the next/previous editor popup no longer works in the reverse direction. I.e., hold down Ctrl+Shift, and repeatedly hit 6. The dialog pops up and disappears on each key press, but the editor does not change. The same is true for next/previous view/perspective actions. Note these will be common keys to rebind because the defaults don't work at all on Motif.
Which desktop were you using? Ctrl+Fn keys are used for desktop switching in KDE. This is not specific to Motif. Still, the behaviour here is wrong.
Yes, I was using KDE.
I think this got worse in RC3. On Windows, I redefined: Next editor: Alt+1 Previous editor: Alt+Shift+1 I can no longer cycle through the list past the first item, even in the forward direction. 1) Depress Alt key 2) Depress and release '1' key -> Editor list pops up, and it correctly moves to second item in MRU list 3) Depress and release '1' key again -> It doesn't move to the next item in the list.
To be accurate, this was in build 200303182359. RC3 hasn't been declared yet.
Hmm, maybe this is a slightly different bug. Mapping to Ctrl+2 and Ctrl+Shift+2 works fine forwards, but not backwards. Mapping to Alt+2 and Alt+Shift+2 does not work in either forward or backward direction.
There are currently some problems with entering certain key bindings on GTK (my testing platform). However, I have confirmed that Ctrl+6, Alt+1, Alt+Shift+1, Ctrl+2, Alt+2, and Alt+Shift+2 all work. Even with a GTK workaround in place, I can't bind to Ctrl+Shift+2. I'll investigate further on Windows XP.
Ctrl+Shift+2 currently generates NUL ('\0') on SWT. We're working with them to fix this problem. See Bug 42035 for the most likely solution. Ctrl+Shift+[0-9a-f] are reserved by GTK for inputting Unicode characters. See Bug 42009 for more information. I don't believe anything other than those two problems is mentioned here that still doesn't work. Whether this is a duplicate, fixed or something else is a philosophical debate. I say: fixed.
