Let's say I have a command to exit-application. Assume this command takes an optional parameter request-confirmation. In the appropriate key-binding context, key-binding M1+Q is defined to trigger the this command. If no parameter value for request-confirmation is specified with this binding, the shortcut (Ctrl+Q) appears in the menu where there is a menu item triggering this same command.
However, if a parameter value is added to the same key-binding, the shortcut no longer appears. The actual key-binding still works and the command is executed correctly with the appropriate parameter value when using the key-binding.
The problem appears to be in
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ArrayList<Binding> triggers = this.bindingsByCommand.get(command); |
When the menu item is being rendered, this line does not find the key-binding for the command.
Let's say I have a command to
exit-application. Assume this command takes an optional parameterrequest-confirmation. In the appropriate key-binding context, key-bindingM1+Qis defined to trigger the this command. If no parameter value forrequest-confirmationis specified with this binding, the shortcut (Ctrl+Q) appears in the menu where there is a menu item triggering this same command.However, if a parameter value is added to the same key-binding, the shortcut no longer appears. The actual key-binding still works and the command is executed correctly with the appropriate parameter value when using the key-binding.
The problem appears to be in
efxclipse-rt/modules/ui/org.eclipse.fx.ui.keybindings.e4/src/main/java/org/eclipse/fx/ui/keybindings/e4/internal/BindingTable.java
Line 405 in da29042
When the menu item is being rendered, this line does not find the key-binding for the command.