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It gets really annoying to have to open the console everytime I want to stop debugging. The preferences map Ctrl+F2 to terminate, but this shortcut doesn't seem to do anything. I've tried remapping it but no luck, any ideas?

UPDATE - Must be an issue with Eclipse. I found this similar question which doesn't mention a solution. You would think there would be some way to bind a shortcut to the terminate command given how often it's used.

Eclipse Terminate Keyboard Shortcut

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If your purpose is only: how to stop the project (debugging) without opening the Console, then you can right click on the Canvas and select: stop project [project name]

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  • Thanks, I'm familiar with that menu though. It's a little faster but takes about as long as clicking the red terminate button. I saw in another post that you can use alt to bring up the menus in Eclipse, but there's no terminate command in the menus in Anypoint. Frustrating. – CamJohnson26 Jul 12 '16 at 14:16