Paolo Pini Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2024 #1 Hi, Maybe I'm missing some information on the IDE, but are there buttons to scroll back and forth through bookmarks like in VB6?
Hi, Maybe I'm missing some information on the IDE, but are there buttons to scroll back and forth through bookmarks like in VB6?
Paolo Pini Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2024 #3 aeric said: You mean these buttons? View attachment 153009 Click to expand... I don't quite understand, the cursor should stop where the bookmark icon is presented in the left-hand column, but if I enter a bookmark and then delete it the arrows still take me back to the deleted bookmark and to other locations that I don't remember marking. I am missing something.
aeric said: You mean these buttons? View attachment 153009 Click to expand... I don't quite understand, the cursor should stop where the bookmark icon is presented in the left-hand column, but if I enter a bookmark and then delete it the arrows still take me back to the deleted bookmark and to other locations that I don't remember marking. I am missing something.
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2024 #4 You can also access last position your mouse cursor visited on top windows title bar. Click the bookmarks on the right or just click the dark marker on the vertical scrollbar. Last edited: Apr 23, 2024
You can also access last position your mouse cursor visited on top windows title bar. Click the bookmarks on the right or just click the dark marker on the vertical scrollbar.
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2024 #5 There are also shortcut keys according to B4XIDE guide, by pressing Alt+PgUp or Alt+PgDn Just right-click anywhere inside the code editor and the context menu will pops up. https://www.b4x.com/guides/B4XIDE.html#pf35 Last edited: Apr 23, 2024
There are also shortcut keys according to B4XIDE guide, by pressing Alt+PgUp or Alt+PgDn Just right-click anywhere inside the code editor and the context menu will pops up. https://www.b4x.com/guides/B4XIDE.html#pf35
Paolo Pini Member Licensed User Longtime User Apr 23, 2024 #6 Many thanks for your explanation, it is now clear! (RTFM) Regards Paolo
