Trigger Show In for typed selection in Open Resource dialog#4057
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Test failure related to eclipse-platform/eclipse.platform#2700 |
The Show In action for a non-file resource was gated on the OK button's enabled state. When the resource was reached by typing a pattern rather than clicking the row, that state could lag behind the auto-selected first match, so Enter and the Open button did nothing. Act on the selected item directly, the same way the dialog opens a typed file, so a first-matched project triggers Show In via Enter or Open too.
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In the Open Resource dialog, the Show In action for a non-file resource (for example a project) was gated on the OK button's enabled state. When the resource was reached by typing a pattern instead of clicking the row, that enabled state could lag behind the auto-selected first match, so pressing Enter or the Open button did nothing.
This acts on the selected item directly, the same way the dialog opens a typed file. A first-matched project now triggers Show In via Enter or the Open button, making the keyboard and mouse paths behave consistently.