Sometimes when I'm working on a project and jump between branches TM suddenly stops scrolling to the current file when I press "Go to current file" (⌃⌘R) even though the file gets selected. This is happening for a few months already. I usually fix this by restarting TM, but it's not the best workaround since I lose all the undo history. Am I the only one getting this? Or I'm just the only one getting annoyed by this?
Happens to me also. You can CMD+ALT+TAB and Up arrow Down arrow rather than restart. You're not alone, I also find it annoying when it happens.
On Wed, 12 Oct 2016 at 21:09 Igor Kozlov me@igorkozlov.me wrote:
Sometimes when I'm working on a project and jump between branches TM suddenly stops scrolling to the current file when I press "Go to current file" (⌃⌘R) even though the file gets selected. This is happening for a few months already. I usually fix this by restarting TM, but it's not the best workaround since I lose all the undo history. Am I the only one getting this? Or I'm just the only one getting annoyed by this?
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Yes I have been experiencing this for months too.
Although I didn't bother reporting because I figured it would come along eventually, and it wasn't a blocker for me.
But if it can be fixed, that would be awesome.
– Koen
Op 12 okt. 2016 om 19:09 heeft Igor Kozlov me@igorkozlov.me het volgende geschreven:
Sometimes when I'm working on a project and jump between branches TM suddenly stops scrolling to the current file when I press "Go to current file" (⌃⌘R) even though the file gets selected. This is happening for a few months already. I usually fix this by restarting TM, but it's not the best workaround since I lose all the undo history. Am I the only one getting this? Or I'm just the only one getting annoyed by this?
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On 12 Oct 2016, at 19:09, Igor Kozlov wrote:
Sometimes when I'm working on a project and jump between branches TM suddenly stops scrolling to the current file when I press "Go to current file" (⌃⌘R) even though the file gets selected.
Are you saying that the file does get selected, but the file browser fails to scroll the selected row into the visible rect?
If this is the case and you press ⌃⌘R again, does that trigger the scroll?
Am 16.10.16 um 13:32 schrieb Allan Odgaard:
On 12 Oct 2016, at 19:09, Igor Kozlov wrote:
Sometimes when I'm working on a project and jump between branches TM suddenly stops scrolling to the current file when I press "Go to current file" (⌃⌘R) even though the file gets selected.
Are you saying that the file does get selected, but the file browser fails to scroll the selected row into the visible rect?
Yes, that happens for me also, from time to time. I have the impression that it tends to occur after I’ve been using TextMate for quite some time. Starts to work again correctly if I restart TextMate.
If this is the case and you press ⌃⌘R again, does that trigger the scroll?
Nope, even repeatedly pressing ⌃⌘R does not change the scroll position of the file browser window in these cases for me.
Stefan
On 16 Oct 2016, at 20:33, Stefan Daschek wrote:
Are you saying that the file does get selected, but the file browser fails to scroll the selected row into the visible rect?
Yes, that happens for me also, from time to time. I have the impression that it tends to occur after I’ve been using TextMate for quite some time. Starts to work again correctly if I restart TextMate.
Another old thread, but I believe this issue to be fixed in rc.14.
While I didn’t find the problem, the file browser has been rewritten with a different approach to how we deal with asynchronously providing content for the `NSOutlineView`, as the previous approach seemed to have several issues: Another one was that creating new files/folders (or duplicating items) wouldn’t always bring up the field editor.
And in general, the rewritten file browser should have less latency and more browser updates are animated.