The only thing that won't work is the PyDev command that was bound to it. When you're finished, it will show as a User defined command (U in user column), but it will work properly in both the project menu and in the code editor.
Now nothing will be bound to that key combination, so just go back up to the correct command, "Rename - Refactoring" and rebind Command-Option-R to it. This will show all conflicts (including the PyDev one that is fouling things up)Ĭlick the PyDev command bound to the same key combination click "Unbind Command" You need to sort by the highlight the Rename - Refactoring command and sort by binding. What you'll see is that there's a conflict ("C" in user column): Go into Preferences > General > Keys menu:įilter by the word "refactor" in the filter box. It's very similar to Ed's, but I had to unbind on the PyDev command specifically.
R TRADEMARK SYMBOL SHORTCUT INSTALL
If anyone is still having this issue (and it is still an issue with the most recent Eclipse Kepler when you install PyDev), this is the solution that worked for me. Hopefully, a developer will pick it up and find a solution.
R TRADEMARK SYMBOL SHORTCUT UPDATE
Update (January, 2013): I have opened APSTUD-7664 in PyDev's Jira. Update (December, 2012): Another user on eclipse forums is having a similar issue: Now, the key combination replaces the highlighted text with a registered trademark symbol. The text was still replaced by the symbol. Previously, using the ALT+COMMAND+R key combination after highlighting a variable name in a Java file would go into the rename refactor mode. I uninstalled PyDev, restarted eclipse, and tried the key combo again. The text was still replaced by the symbol but the rename refactor mode was not entered did not open. I disabled the Set Next Symbol key binding in my preferences, restarted eclipse, and tried the key combo again. With the default PyDev installed, ALT+COMMAND+R opens a context menu in the lower right corner with 2 option: rename and set next symbol (this is in addition to replace the text with the symbol). The only recent change I can remember making is installing PyDev a few weeks ago. I don't think there are any non-standard plugins. As far as I know, nothing here has changed. The current file encoding is set to MacRoman, which is the default setting inherited from container. How can I get the key combination to go into the rename refactor mode instead of inserting the symbol? Previously, using the ALT+COMMAND+R key combination after highlighting a variable name in a Java file would go into the rename refactor mode.
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