Wish quick document selection by hotkey

[sorex]

Hello,

Would it be possible to implement quick document selection mapped to ctrl-1, ctrl-2, etc... ?

I know there is ctrl-tab but with 5+ open files this would make selecting the right file faster.
(some tools have this mapped to alt-1, alt-2 etc but it's already in use for the compile commands)

 

[Erel]

Have you tried Ctrl + E? This is the fastest way to navigate to a different module in large projects.

 

[sorex]

nice but that's only lists the subs in my current open file. (only have 2 activity modules at the moment (.b4a & .bas)

what I mean is that

ctrl-1 would be like pressing with the mouse on the first code file tab
ctrl-2 would be like pressing with the mouse on the second code file tab

ctrl-tab is one by one, with this you can go directly to tab 1 - 9 without the need to pass 8 others (or 4 it ctrl-shift-tab also works)

 

[Erel]

nice but that's only lists the subs in my current open file

If you are using the latest version then Ctrl + E also lists modules and regions.

 

[sorex]

this is something strange.

I open a new project and save it.
I added a new code module and press ctrl-E.

It only lists [the new module name] : Process_Globals

nothing from the main file.

even stranger, I have a project here from someone else with different modules and there it seems to list it like it should.


I have 3.82 here

 

[Erel]

Have you started writing in the search box? Can you post a screenshot?

 

[sorex]

when I type something it gets listed but I thought in that other project all the module names where there including the subs without typing anything.

 

[sorex]

here's that other project where it seems to behave differently

 

[JakeBullet70]

what I mean is that

ctrl-1 would be like pressing with the mouse on the first code file tab
ctrl-2 would be like pressing with the mouse on the second code file tab

ctrl-tab is one by one, with this you can go directly to tab 1 - 9 without the need to pass 8 others (or 4 it ctrl-shift-tab also works)

+1 on this