When I press Ctrl+Shift+T in Eclipse, instead of opening the "Open Type" dialog to search for code, it triggers a "Select Snapshot Area" action. This key combination is supposed to allow me to quickly search for and open types in my Java and JavaScript code. I checked the key bindings in Eclipse, and Ctrl+Shift+T is correctly assigned to "Open Type" for editing Java and JavaScript sources. I suspect that another application or a global hotkey might be intercepting this key combination, but I'm not sure how to resolve it.
I verified that Ctrl+Shift+T is correctly bound to "Open Type" in Eclipse's key bindings settings.
I checked for conflicting applications that might use Ctrl+Shift+T as a global hotkey but couldn't identify any.
I tried resetting Eclipse's key bindings to default, but the issue persists.
I expected Ctrl+Shift+T to open the "Open Type" dialog for searching and navigating to types in my code, but it instead triggers a "Select Snapshot Area" action.