Hi everybody
I am new to TextMate. I searched all-over, but I didn' find the answer to my problem:
What shortcut is there to switch to the last used editor window/tab? Just like Command-Tab switches to the last used application. Previously I worked on Windows PC, and most editors had the shortcut Ctrl-Tab to cycle through the last used windows.
I'm shure: There MUST be such a feature in TextMate! But where?
Thanks for help!
Andreas
use cmd+t to bring up the doc selector. then just hit enter.
i agree that it's not as smooth as just ctrl+tab, but it's only one extra key stroke.
alternatively, you can use cmd+a number to select that tab. or, opt+cmd+left or right to move from tab to tab.
-dave
On 10/25/06, Andreas Brodbeck dassi@hispeed.ch wrote:
Hi everybody
I am new to TextMate. I searched all-over, but I didn' find the answer to my problem:
What shortcut is there to switch to the last used editor window/tab? Just like Command-Tab switches to the last used application. Previously I worked on Windows PC, and most editors had the shortcut Ctrl-Tab to cycle through the last used windows.
I'm shure: There MUST be such a feature in TextMate! But where?
Thanks for help!
Andreas
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On 10/26/06, Dave Grijalva grijalva@gmail.com wrote:
use cmd+t to bring up the doc selector. then just hit enter.
i agree that it's not as smooth as just ctrl+tab, but it's only one extra key stroke.
I've been using cmd+t a lot since I found it. Loosely related question to the crowd -- do you find that cmd+t seems to get slow (as in >1 sec to pop up) on larger projects? For example I have a Rails project with edge Rails checked into it (for a total of ~10K files), and I see this behavior occasionally. Any comments or ideas?
/Nick
thanks for the solution! This is one thing I've been missing for a long while