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When I Type "Ctrl + Shift + T" in java-editor in Eclipse it shows <ul></ul>

Normally when I type CTRL+SHIFT+T in Eclipse it opens up thee "Open Type"-dialog. Somehow this behaviour has changed. Now, when I type CTRL+SHIFT+T it adds <ul></ul> to the current file I'm editing.

How can I change this behaviour, so it will open the "Open Type"-dialog?

I'm using Eclipse 3.4.2 on Windows XP.

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Marcel Schutte Avatar asked Mar 13 '12 08:03

Marcel Schutte


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1 Answers

Go to: Window -> Preferences -> General -> Keys and scroll down till you find "Open Type". Then you can re-add the shortcut, or if you don't have custom shortcuts you can simply restore to defaults.

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Bogdan Emil Mariesan Avatar answered Nov 06 '22 12:11

Bogdan Emil Mariesan