Closed delfuego closed 3 years ago
There is mentioned:
In the C/C++ editor, select the full length of the lines that you want to shift. Do one of the following: To move the text to the right, press Tab. To move the text to the right, click Edit > Shift Right. To move the text to the left, press Shift+Tab. To move the text to the left, click Edit > Shift Left.
At the moment you can do
Tab
will move rightShift
+ Tab
will move leftSo, the functionality is basically available.
Looking at Java IDE, I found it inside Source
menu (and not in Edit
)
So do you only miss dedicated actions "Move left", "Move right" in the source menu (and context menu) ?
@de-jcup I literally had no idea that Eclipse hid the shift-right/shift-left functionality behind the tab/shift-tab keyboard shortcuts! So I was missing the functionality entirely, but now I'm just missing the source and context menu items. So I'm good now using the tab/shift-tab keys (if I remember!), but it'd certainly be nice to also see the menu items.
Just select the wanted area and open context menu (right mouse click). Inside the menu you will find Shift right
and Shift left
as well.
so i will close this issue
It'd be nice if this editor provided shift left/shift right functionality, like most of the Eclipse code editors (e.g., https://help.eclipse.org/2021-03/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.cdt.doc.user%2Ftasks%2Fcdt_t_shift_code.htm&resultof%3D%2522%2573%2568%2569%2566%2574%2522%2520%2522%2572%2569%2567%2568%2574%2522%2520).
Is there any way this might be possible?