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When I run the project from this tutorial: http://www.netbeans.org/kb/60/java/javase-intro.html and I had some bug in code, so no main class wasn't found, the buttons in dialogue which appeared (requesting to select main class) couldnt be pressed with Enter, I had to use Space instead, which is not intuitive and annoying
Introduction to Developing General Java Applications and NetBeans Platform Paint Application Tutorial: list of all uses shortcuts: application menu (alt and arrow keys) is ok new project (ctrl + shift + N) is ok movement between item (tab) is ok projects windows (ctrl + 1) is ok popup widnow (standart is right mouse button, now is popup key (on the right, between alt and ctrl)) is ok switch on file window and switching between several windows (ctrl + tab) is ok copy (ctrl + c) is ok paste (ctrl + v) is ok save actual file (ctrl + s) is ok save all files (ctrl + shift + s) is ok buld project (F11) is ok run project (F6) is ok create units test (ctrl + shift + u) is ok I am find biggest problem, when i am tryed get to the confusions PROJECTS, FILES and tryed strain between them, but all other key shortcuts is standard and simple.
I cannot reproduce this issue according to following steps: -create new j2se project -delete Main.java -create new class containing main method -push F6 to run -> Run Project dialog appears and asks to select the main class Pushing enter closes the dialog and the project is then running when F6 is pressed again. As for switching among Projects and Files view I think it is clear to switch between them by Ctrl+1 and Ctrl+2 - this concept works for ages and I hope this is standard way of switching among views through Ctrl+Number in IDE.