keyboard shortcut issues

[Craig Bachelor]

Hi Fabio,

I have two little keyboard problems that I would love to resolve if possible.

The first is I can't seem to get the "toggle breakpoint" keyboard shortcut to work in the pydev editors. It works fine in java, but not in python.

The second issue, and more important for me, is that it would be really good to be able to "run/debug/relaunch last launch configuration" by keyboard shortcut. The use case is I'm running:

  "python manage.py test module"

to test some django code. I'm trying to code and test, code and test, but at the moment I need to go up with the mouse to relaunch every time which is a little slow.

thanks for a great tool,
Craig

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[Fabio Zadrozny-2]

Hi Craig,

> The first is I can't seem to get the "toggle breakpoint" keyboard shortcut
> to work in the pydev editors. It works fine in java, but not in python.

Using Ctrl+F10 here works for me (which shortcut is not available)?

> The second issue, and more important for me, is that it would be really good
> to be able to "run/debug/relaunch last launch configuration" by keyboard
> shortcut. The use case is I'm running:
>
>   "python manage.py test module"
>
> to test some django code. I'm trying to code and test, code and test, but at
> the moment I need to go up with the mouse to relaunch every time which is a
> little slow.

See: http://pydev.org/manual_101_run.html (it explains how to make F11
and Ctrl+F11 relaunch the last launch in debug/run).

Cheers,

Fabio

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[Craig Bachelor]

2009/9/17 Fabio Zadrozny <fabiofz@...>
>
> Hi Craig,
>
> > The first is I can't seem to get the "toggle breakpoint" keyboard shortcut
> > to work in the pydev editors. It works fine in java, but not in python.
>
> Using Ctrl+F10 here works for me (which shortcut is not available)?

This brings up the context menu for me with enable breakpoint at the
top...is this what you meant? I am talking about the direct "Toggle
Breakpoint" command on the line at the cursor. I have this mapped to
Ctrl-Shift-B (In Windows) in Galileo and it works as expected in java
but not in pydev.

> > The second issue, and more important for me, is that it would be really good
> > to be able to "run/debug/relaunch last launch configuration" by keyboard
> > shortcut. The use case is I'm running:
> >
> >   "python manage.py test module"
> >
> > to test some django code. I'm trying to code and test, code and test, but at
> > the moment I need to go up with the mouse to relaunch every time which is a
> > little slow.
>
> See: http://pydev.org/manual_101_run.html (it explains how to make F11
> and Ctrl+F11 relaunch the last launch in debug/run).

Wow, thanks for that! I don't know how I missed the manual, or the
debug settings in eclipse, but changing eclipse to run last launched
is a huge time saver. Thanks so much.

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