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Here is a typical comment from a user exposed for the first time to eclipse: In Windows I know that if I double click on an object that the first action from the action menu is invoked. However, in Eclipse I am not sure what the algorithm is and I find I just have to try it and see what happens and it appears that the invoked action is hard-coded somewhere on a per-object basis, which is pretty undeterministic as compared to Windows... Some examples: - Task View: The first context menu entry is "Add Task", double click opens the task (something not on the context menu) - PDE log view: first entry is "Copy", double click opens - ... It would be nice, if the double click action would always be the first in the context menu or if it would be emphasized in some way.... Maybe the UI-Guidelines should say something about double-clicking... http://eclipse.org/articles/Article-UI-Guidelines/Contents.html
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