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Hello, if i press ‘[‘ in the Javascript Editor there is a Warning about an “unsend snippet” (see attached screenshot).
happens with:
MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench
Version: 2017 CI 8
Build id: 15.0.1-20170912on macOS
hluebeck,
Thank you for the screenshot. The warning is related to sharing text via Slack. If you are invoking the ‘Share to Slack’ from the editor without selecting any text, then you will be warned about the empty snippets.
Can you please clarify if you have changed the key combination for ‘Share to Slack’ knowingly or unknowingly? Right click in the JavaScript Editor and in the context menu check the command for ‘Share to Slack’. You can edit the key combination from Window > Preferences > General > Keys. The default key combination is Option key +5 on Mac.
Please recheck and let us know how it works for you.
–Swapna
MyEclipse SupportYes that was the Problem. On a Mac Option(Alt) key + 5 = ‘[‘. I have changed the Slack Sharing to Shift + Option + 5 and the ‘[‘ work very well.
Thanks a lot
hluebeck,
I’ve checked on a Mac with OS X High Sierra and find that the Option-5 key combination produces the infinity symbol (“∞”). There seems to be no way to change this, so I’m confused about your last reply. Do you have a special keyboard, where the Option key mappings are different?
You can look at the various keyboard mappings by checking the “Show Input menu on menu bar” option in the Input Sources tab of the Keyboard preferences (in System Preferences), then click the Input Menu icon on the right hand side of the Mac’s menu bar. In the keyboard that’s shown, you can click an Option key and see what characters each key produces with the Option key held down. What do you see for the “5” key, when the Option key is held down?
The only other possibility I can think of is that Language and Region settings are affecting this in some way. Could you let us know what settings you have there and what version of OS X you are using? I’m glad you’ve found a way round this but we’d like to understand what was causing the original problem, as we might be able to address it in the product.
Thanks for any assistance you can provide in helping us track this down.
On my Mac (also with macOs High Sierra) the Option-5 key (ALT-5 Key) maps to the [ Char.
I use a German keyboard.
Please see my Attached Screenshot of key Bindings and Keyboard Mapping.
