We all know that we can use Ctrl + Shift + R to search any file in the workspace. But today, I surprisingly found out that it is not working anymore.
Ctrl + Shift + H and Ctrl + Shift + T are working though.
I believe I am missing a setting somewhere possibly in Window -> Customise Perspective menu. Not sure what is it exactly.
Any help is appreciated.
In my case, when I re-started eclipse, the workspace opened in J2EE perspective by default. Ctrl+Shift+R does not work in this perspective. I changed my perspective to 'Java' and it started working again. Maybe you have the same issue.
Switching between Open Editors Ctrl + Page Up and Ctrl + Page Down—Navigate to previous or next file from the list of open files. Ctrl + Shift + T—Display a list of classes from the workspace. Ctrl + Shift + R—Display a list of resources from the workspace.
My problem was solved when I restored defaults values of my Keys. Go to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Keys. Then, click Restore Defaults button at the bottom, and restart Eclipse.
I had the same problem in Eclipse. And it occured when I reopened my Workspace. In my case, when I re-started eclipse, the workspace opened in J2EE perspective by default. Ctrl+Shift+R does not work in this perspective. I changed my perspective to 'Java' and it started working again.
Maybe you have the same issue.
Just realized this morning that I have a screen capture tool called Snagit installed which uses the same key combination to start capture.
When I closed Snagit, Ctrl + Shift + R is back in action in Eclipse.
But not sure why the same Ctrl + Shift + R did not even open Snagit last week when I tied so hard. May be Snagit was not running last week!
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