peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 13, 2021 #1 Now all B4X IDEs have 6 "links" on the window title. These are links to the latest subs you navigated recently. But more correct and useful is to have the internal list of the latest source code points (let's say 100 pcs), where the cursor was placed. Now navigation along the code is by searching the references, links from it, by clicking with Ctrl to the code words... But there is no way to just go back point by point to the past, like Web-browser BACK \ FORWARD. IMHO, it's more useful than 6 fixed links to the latest used subs. Attachments TempDownload.png 18.5 KB · Views: 533 Last edited: Nov 13, 2021
Now all B4X IDEs have 6 "links" on the window title. These are links to the latest subs you navigated recently. But more correct and useful is to have the internal list of the latest source code points (let's say 100 pcs), where the cursor was placed. Now navigation along the code is by searching the references, links from it, by clicking with Ctrl to the code words... But there is no way to just go back point by point to the past, like Web-browser BACK \ FORWARD. IMHO, it's more useful than 6 fixed links to the latest used subs.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #2 peacemaker said: But there is no way to just go back point by point to the past, like Web-browser BACK \ FORWARD. Click to expand... ??? Alt - Left / Right Or: Or: Ctrl + N
peacemaker said: But there is no way to just go back point by point to the past, like Web-browser BACK \ FORWARD. Click to expand... ??? Alt - Left / Right Or: Or: Ctrl + N
peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 14, 2021 #3 Erel said: Alt - Left / Right Click to expand... OOPS ! Indeed already works Thanks, Erel !
AnandGupta Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 17, 2021 #4 Erel said: Alt - Left / Right Click to expand... I think we should have short-cut keys list somewhere. Or is it already ?
Erel said: Alt - Left / Right Click to expand... I think we should have short-cut keys list somewhere. Or is it already ?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 18, 2021 #5 I don't have a full list, however the IDE does try to help you find the shortcuts and they are always listed near the relevant feature:
I don't have a full list, however the IDE does try to help you find the shortcuts and they are always listed near the relevant feature:
