Rails debugger - Hitting F5 to "step into" prompts for an action selection

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{html}<div><p>Assigned to <a href=
"http://aptanastudio.tenderapp.com/discussions/problems/1072-sync-problem">
Tender discussion #1072</a>. As reported in Tender:</p>
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<p>Hello,</p>
<p>I've a problem with Aptana since a long time.</p>
<p>When I download a file, it often does : "Resource is out of sync
with the file system : 'blabla.php'? Press 'F5' or select File >
Refresh to refresh the file." So I have to download it again to
have the possibility to edit the file. Apparently it's like the
file is corrupted.</p>
<p>Can you do something? Cheers!</p>
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Ingo Muschenetz added a comment -
{html}<div><p>Perhaps we can change the context this applies to avoiding the
conflict.</p></div>{html}
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Ingo Muschenetz added a comment - {html}<div><p>Perhaps we can change the context this applies to avoiding the conflict.</p></div>{html}
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Chris Williams added a comment -
{html}<div><p>There's no notion of a "context" with these as they're ruble
commands. Changing the scope isn't really an option, I don't think.
We need to come up with alternate bindings to attach these to.
These came from Textmate, hence the conflict. Shift+F5?
Ctrl+F5?</p>
<p>Looks like F5 is bound to refresh in Windows, step into in
Debugging. Alt/Option+F5 is bound to Step into Selection. Shift+F5
is bound to Use Step Filters. So probably M1+F5 is the best
available binding to use?</p></div>{html}
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Chris Williams added a comment - {html}<div><p>There's no notion of a "context" with these as they're ruble commands. Changing the scope isn't really an option, I don't think. We need to come up with alternate bindings to attach these to. These came from Textmate, hence the conflict. Shift+F5? Ctrl+F5?</p> <p>Looks like F5 is bound to refresh in Windows, step into in Debugging. Alt/Option+F5 is bound to Step into Selection. Shift+F5 is bound to Use Step Filters. So probably M1+F5 is the best available binding to use?</p></div>{html}
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Chris Williams added a comment -
{html}<div><p>This issue looks to be out of date. The commands in question
have their bindings commented out already (and oddly it shows F6 in
the commented out code). So i guess the question now is: leave it
that way or, uncomment and bind them to M1+F5?</p></div>{html}
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Chris Williams added a comment - {html}<div><p>This issue looks to be out of date. The commands in question have their bindings commented out already (and oddly it shows F6 in the commented out code). So i guess the question now is: leave it that way or, uncomment and bind them to M1+F5?</p></div>{html}
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Ingo Muschenetz added a comment -
{html}<div><p>Let's leave them as is, and if people want the bindings, they
can uncomment them themselves, or we can re-add later.</p></div>{html}
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Ingo Muschenetz added a comment - {html}<div><p>Let's leave them as is, and if people want the bindings, they can uncomment them themselves, or we can re-add later.</p></div>{html}
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Clayton Headley (Inactive) added a comment -

Closing ticket as the code was commented out and left to users to pick bindings.

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Clayton Headley (Inactive) added a comment - Closing ticket as the code was commented out and left to users to pick bindings.

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    Chris Williams
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