[Daniel]

When working with Java in Eclipse IDE I really like the keystroke ctrl+shift+T to open a Java type.
I figured out that Angular IDE provides an equivalent to open a TypeScript type with ctrl+shift+M keystroke.
But this keystroke seems not to work because there are no proposals listed to select from. [1]

Also, it would be great to bind that command to ctrl+shift+T by default (when being in Angular perspective). This is because this key binding is so popular for developers working with Eclipse IDE.

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[1] open-typescript-type.png

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[support-piotr]

Daniel,

The Open Type command you are referring to doesn’t work indeed. It’s probably some early dev phases code, which accidentally got into the release. I am sorry for that. We have initial implementation of Open Type, but there are various performance issues around it, which we need to solve first. It will definitely work with ctrl+shift+T

Best regards,
Piotr Tomiak

[Daniel]

Great, thank you!

[Fedor Losev]

Is there any hope we’ll see this in imminent releases?

[support-swapna]

Fedor,

We are working on adding support for Open TypeScript Type in our next release CI 7. We will keep you posted if there any changes to the schedule.

–Swapna
MyEclipse Support

[Brian Fernandes]

Open Type is currently set to be released in CI 7, due in the next couple of days. Fedor / Daniel, we’ve made this functionality available in our pre-release stream, along with TypeScript 2.3 support. If you could give this a spin and let you know what you think, that would be great.

Instructions on getting onto the pre-release stream can be found here: https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/webclipse-angular-ide-prerelease-stream/

[Fedor Losev]

Thanks, seems working fine in pre-release!

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