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does starting eclipse with a jigloo editor as default view disables "Open External Javadoc" functionality?
Author: adante
08/24/08 09:41 Reply
Hi,

I just started using jigloo and after a few hours noticed some odd behaviour. I'm just wondering if someone can test/replicate this behaviour or if my eclipse install is a bit messed up.

When I start eclipse and the first (selected) view is the jigloo form/source editor, eclipse's "Open External Javadoc" (Shift+F2) function does not work for me. It will still bring up a dialog error if invoked in the wrong place (ie if the caret is in some whitespace), but it does nothing except make the mouse cursor flicker into hourglass very briefly if invoked when the caret is on a word such as 'Integer'. This occurs in the standard code editor as well.

If I then either close any jigloo editors and restart eclipse, Shift+F2 works fine. (Infact, if you simply ensure that no jigloo editors are visible when eclipse restarts, Shift+F2 works fine).

Has anybody else experienced this?

I'm running Eclipse 3.4.0, jigloo 4.2.0 on windows vista.

Re: does starting eclipse with a jigloo editor as default view disables
Author:Jonathan
Reply 1 of 108/27/08 11:05Reply
Thanks - I'll look into this