On 5/8/07, Enrico Tröger enrico.troeger@uvena.de wrote:
On Tue, 8 May 2007 13:34:21 -0400, "John Gabriele" jmg3000@gmail.com wrote: [snip]
One problem: after I've hit F7, typed my search term, maybe hit F3 a few times, is there a way to get back to editing my doc without reaching for the mouse? I'd expect F7 to toggle me back to my document, but it doesn't.
F2 -> switch to editor F4 -> switch to VTE F6 -> switch to scribble And all the others are mentioned in the docs ;-).
Thanks.
It's funny, but I was expecting a toggle key. I like keys that toggle. Geany tends to most often use:
1. complementary key combos (ex. Ctrl-+ & Ctrl--, Ctrl-. & Ctrl-, and Ctrl-[ & Ctrl-], not to mention the named keys (like Ctrl-PgUp & Ctrl-PgDn))
2. Ctrl-key & Shift-Ctrl-key, where Shift-Ctrl-key does something "more" than just Ctrl-key (or maybe does the same sort of thing but with a twist)
3. One separate key for each action (like those focus commands (F2, F6, F4, F7))
The exceptions I notice are:
* Ctrl-I, Shift-Ctrl-I * Ctrl-G, Shift-Ctrl-G
which reverse when you hit Shift, and
* Ctrl-B (comment line) * Ctrl-M (marker) * F11 * Ctrl-T {from Scintilla}
which toggle.
By the way, Shift-Ctrl-I works great now. Thanks!
---John