Oxygen XML Forum

I am using oxygen 7.1 plugin with eclipse 3.1.2 and I see in the preferences that Ctrl+F11 should run the last launch configuration and Ctrl+Shift+C should open the launch config dialog. But nothing happens for me when I press those keys. I'm in the Oxygen XML editor perspective.

Is this a bug in 7.1 or am I doing something wrong?

Hi Nilesh,

It seems you are doing something wrong. I installed a fresh Eclipse 3.1.2 in a new directory, installed the version 7.1 of the <oXygen/> plugin, opened an XML file with the Oxygen XML Editor and the shortcuts Ctrl + Shift + C and Ctrl + F11 work fine. They are the default shortcuts for the two actions. The focus must be in the editor when you press the shortcut combination. You can check if they were redefined in your Eclipse installation by other plugin in Window -> Preferences -> General / Keys -> Modify. You should see Ctrl + Shift + C in the Assignments - Key Sequence field of the Command panel and also in the Name field of the Key Sequence panel when you select the following in the Command panel:

Category: oXygen XML Editor
Name: Configure transformation scenario
Assignments - When: Transformation Editor scope

Also you should see Ctrl + F11 in the same fields when you select in the Command panel the following:

Category: oXygen XML Editor
Name: Apply transformation scenario
Assignments - When: Transformation Editor scope


Regards,
Sorin

Hi Sorin,

The problem is that the shortcut keys don't work when I have the XSL file open. They only seem to be working from the open XML file. I have the XSL file open in the Oxygen XML editor perspective and none of the oxygen shortcuts seem to be working on the XSL file

If this is by design, can this be changed so that the shortcut keys work from XSL files as well?

- Nilesh

Hi Nilesh,

It is not by design, we will fix the shortcuts for XSL files to work as in XML files.

Thank you,
Sorin

Thanks Sorin.

In the meantime I learned how to add the Ctrl+F11 key to invoke the same operation for an XSL file by adding the same shortcut in the XSL Editor Scope in Eclipse. So I'm good here