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I installed Eclipse Juno and key binding does not seems to be working well. I mean, I did add a couple of key bindings.
Ctrl+B Build in Windows
Shift+Ctrl+B Build All in Windows
Shift+Alt+B Toggle Breakpoint in Debugging
But when I press Ctrl+B the typical pop up with both Build All and Build appears.
When swapping Build and Build All and pressing Ctrl+B does show the pop up with only one option (Build All).
Where are those bindings stored, so I can overwrite them directly?
Where does Eclipse store keyboard bindings?
You’ll find where your bindings are stored at the above link. If you browse through the file indicated you should recognize your keybindings. What I found were a bunch of duplicate entries. Back up your file, so you don’t screw yourself, and carefully edit out the duplicates–observe the pattern of the working keybindings. After this, I found that from the key editor inside eclipse it was still showing bindings that shouldn’t be there (probably some type of caching mechanism). I removed these bindings through the editor, restarted, problem solved.