Troy Thompson

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  1. Howto Create a hotkey to commit in Subclipse

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    I use Subclipse as a plugin for Eclipse / Aptana, and there is no hotkey to perform a commit. This means anytime you want to commit something you have to navigate the file tree and then the context menus to commit, I'd rather not leave the keyboard to do a commit.

    So after some digging around I figured out how to add a hotkey, and I wanted to share.

    Open Eclipse / Aptana

    Window > Preferences

    In the filter box, type "keys"

    Scroll to "Save All" and double click it.

    In the Command field set change the Category to "SVN"

    Change the Name to "&Commit..."

    Change the key sequence to the key combo you want to perform a commit. I use alt + shift + s, but that might be weird for some folks.

    Click Add

    If you were successful you should be able to use your key combo to perform a commit for now on.