Hi,
I'm sure that question must have been asked over and over, but I couldn't find any similar question, so please forgive my ignorance.
I'm just wondering if there's any simple shortcut to navigate between blocks. Suppose I'm in the middle of a big block, I want to go to the end of it, or to the beginning. What's I'm currently doing is either an F1 to fold the block, if I want to go outside (right after or right before), but which is not ideal since I don't always want to actually make the block invisible, or I use the Cmd-Shift-T to open the go to symbol panel, then type Enter if I want to go to the beginning of the block, or Down then Enter if I want to go to the end of the block. But that's too many strikes.
Is there any direct shortcut for what I want - or how can I define one? What are your habits on that topic? (I particularly use that when writing LaTeX documents.)
Thanks,
enas
On 2009-Apr-27, at 5:31 AM, enas wrote:
I'm sure that question must have been asked over and over, but I couldn't find any similar question, so please forgive my ignorance.
It sure has. :)
I'm just wondering if there's any simple shortcut to navigate between blocks. Suppose I'm in the middle of a big block, I want to go to the end of it, or to the beginning.
I think the best work-around is to Select Enclosing Brackets with ⇧⌘B. Once the block is selected, left arrow will go to the beginning and right arrow to the end, so you can get it down to two keystrokes anyway. I'm pretty sure macros that do the above have been posted on this list if you'd prefer a single keystroke solution.
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enas -
Rob McBroom