On 21 janv. 05, at 11:39, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On Jan 21, 2005, at 11:02, Dominique PERETTI wrote:
- A back/forward keyshort cut to go back to the previously displayed
tab. Sometimes you have a bunch of file open in the project. You are working on a specific one and you need to take a look at another file that may be open at a "distant tab". At this point I often miss a keyboard shortcut to go back directly.
What key would be good for that? Maybe it should just re-arrange tabs (i.e. move the tab you go to, to the right of the current) when selecting the new tab either with the new file chooser or go to header/source from the Navigation menu.
Reordering the tabs... hmm not so sure. Just a basic "go back to previously displayed tab". That could be ctrl-alt-command Left.
Well, for starters I use my _keyboard_ when I code and not my mouse! :)
I do however have a macro to select the current method (i.e. out to the left/right brackets) which continue to the surrounding method when executed again. Basically it's a recording of:
- find previous: “[”
- move left (to deselect the bracket)
- find next: “[[^[]]*(?R)?[^[]]*]”
Wow I love regexps :-D
Then what about letting us detect double-clicks and assign action to them !? That would be awesome.
Dom.