[kkaal]

Hi,

I am having the problem with the myEclipse editors that they do not allow to type the closing backet of any type (}])). When I open a bracket and hit return, it inserts the closing match. But when I try to key it in, it woul’nt work.

Thanks for any hint
Klaus

[Riyad Kalla]

What is your Eclipse Build ID from the Help > About menu?

What is your MyEclipse Build ID from the MyEclipse > About menu?

Specifically what editors are you referring to? Please list them all.

[kkaal]

… that is faily easy:

It is Eclipse 3.1.0
Build: I20050401-1645

… and I am having the problem with all Editors (JSP, JAVA, PHP)

Klaus

[Riyad Kalla]

Klaus,
I need your MyEclipse Build ID as well as I asked above.

I would point out that you are not using the final GA release of Eclipse 3.1, if you *are* using a final GA release of MyEclipse, then this is the problem. MyEclipse’s will be broken against a non-final 3.1 release (which was done in 06/05).

[kkaal]

Hi,

The myEclipse Build is 20051025-4.0.03-GA

The last Update was done via the Help/Software Update function.

Could you plse tell me what to do to get the proper version?

Thx
Klaus

[Riyad Kalla]

Klaus,
Sure here are the steps

1) Download Eclipse 3.1.1 SDK : http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ (bold link at top should be 3.1.1 quick download)
2) Redownload MyEclipse 4.0.3 from our site

3) Unzip Eclipse to a new dir
4) Install MyEclipse 4.0.3 to a new directory, pointing at your new Eclipse directory as the Eclipse directory

5) Edit the shortcut MyEclipse created on your desktop and add -clean to the beginning of the command line
6) Now run the new MyEclipse installation and point at your old workspace
7) Now try and edit a file and see if brackets work now

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