carbidecpp22devenv/configuration/org.eclipse.osgi/bundles/158/1/.cp/cheatsheets/TaskFocus.xml
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<cheatsheet title="Use Task-Focused UI">
<intro>
<description>
This cheat sheet shows you how to handle a task lifecycle and how to use task-focused UI.
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You need an existing project for this sheet.
</description>
</intro>
<item title="Open the Task List view" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
If the Task List view is not opened, select in the main menu <b>Window > Show View > Other... > Mylyn > Task List</b> or click on the "Click to Perform" link below.
</description>
<command serialization="org.eclipse.ui.views.showView(org.eclipse.ui.views.showView.viewId=org.eclipse.mylyn.tasks.ui.views.tasks)" confirm="true">
</command>
</item>
<item title="Create and activate a task" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
In the Task List view, click on the right mouse button, then select <b>New > Category</b>. Enter <b>Tutorials</b> for the category's name.
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Then right click on the <b>Tutorials</b> category and select <b>New > Task</b>. In the <b>New Task</b> dialog select <b>Local</b> then click on the <b>Finish</b> button.
Enter <b>Learn task-focus</b> for the task's title and change the priority to <b>High</b>. You can add some notes, too.
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Right click on the new task and select <b>Activate</b> to activate the task.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Focus on the task" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
In the <b>Package Explorer</b> the task-focus turns on automatically if you activate a task.<br/>
You can turn on or off this function if you click on the <b>Focus on Active Task</b> toogle button in the view's toolbar.<br/>
You can use this function in the <b>Outline</b> view too. Turn it on in this view as well.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Open the file" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
Press down the <b>Alt</b> button and click on the <b>left</b> mouse button on the <b>Package Explorer</b> view. Now you can see all of your projects in the view.
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Next <b>Alt+click</b> on an arbitrary project and you can see the files wich are in the project.
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With this method, select a class from the project.<br/>
After the file is opened you can see the class both in the <b>Package Explorer</b> and in the <b>Outline</b> view.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Add method to focus" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
Select in the Editor a method then you can see this method in the <b>Outline</b> view and in the <b>Package Explorer</b> under the class file.
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Next press the Alt button and click on the class in the <b>Outline</b> view.<br/>
Now you can see all methods. Methods which aren't in the focus are in <b>grey</b> color. Select another method from the list. After that all methods will disappear which aren't in the focus.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Landmark" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
If an element's interest rank is high enough, it becomes a landmark, which is an implicitly created bookmark. Landmarks are showed in bold font.
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Select the a method in the <b>Outline</b> view or in the <b>Package Explorer</b>. Right click on the method and select <b>Mark as Landmark</b>. After then this method becomes a landmark.
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Also you can use key bindings. <b>Ctrl+Shift+Alt+UpArrow</b> to mark the element as landmark or <b>Ctrl+Shift+Alt+DownArrow</b> to mark less interesting for the element.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Remove method from focus" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
Right click on a method which is in the focus and select <b>Remove from Focus</b>. After then this method will disappear from the list.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Open another file" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
Press down the <b>Alt</b> button and <b>click</b> on the <b>project</b>. Select an arbitrary file from the list with <b>Alt+click</b>. After you open the new file you can see it in the focus and all files will disappear which aren't in the focus.
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You can use <b>Alt+RightArrow</b> instead of <b>Alt+click</b>.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Quick Context View" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
Press down <b>Ctrl+Shift+Alt+RightArrow</b> buttons, then you can see all elements which are in the focus.
</description>
</item>
<item title="Complete task" dialog="true" skip="false">
<description>
In the Task List view, click on the right mouse button on the <b>Learn task-focus</b> task and select deactivate.
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Click again on the task with the right mouse button and select <b>Mark > Complete</b>. <br/>
After then the task's name will be struck through.
</description>
</item>
</cheatsheet>