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What preference in Eclipse controls how much is deleted when you press control-delete/backspace? This is the delete whole word command as defined by the operating system (but I imagine expanded on in Eclipse).

In CDT, it's great. If you press control-delete in some white space it will delete all the way up to the first character. Like so (with | being the cursor):

function |      foo() {

gives you:

function foo() {

But in PDT, it's terrible! It behaves as if white space isn't a word and deletes the white space and the next word:

function () {

How can I make PDT behave like CDT?

A: 

There has been a couple of PDT editor bugs (like bug 210108 or bug 247630).

So if this ("this" being the improper CTRL+DEL behavior) is confirmed with the latest PDT version (like 2.2.0), this is a god candidate for a bug report.

VonC