Am 04.09.2009 14:36, schrieb Thomas Martitiz:
Am 04.09.2009 14:33, schrieb Edd Barrett:
0.18 on windows (work pc). ctrl+l and ctrl+f open new windows even if they are on the toolbar.
You can configure the jump to search field hotkey at least, it's F7 here (I can't remember whether it's default or I changed it).
Unfortunately, there seems to be no way to do that for the go-to-line field. I'd expect that at least TAB works to get from the search field to the go-to-line field, but that apparently leads to the sidebar instead (that should be fixed, IMO).
Oops, that didn't make into the ML somehow :(
0.18 on windows (work pc). ctrl+l and ctrl+f open new windows even if they are on the toolbar.
You can configure the jump to search field hotkey at least, it's F7 here (I can't remember whether it's default or I changed it).
And then of course F2 (by default) if you want to start doing something again. Like Edd the one feature that I still miss in geany (being a vim die-hard) is search "like vim".
ie: I want to configure Ctrl-f (and then perhaps Ctrl-Shift-f or something can invoke the find dialog) to allow me to enter stuff in the search bar. Once I press Enter I then want it to be as if F2 has been pressed for me so that I can merrily bash away with Ctrl-g and friends and type away while I am at it.
For now F7 <type> Enter <F2> has become a bit of a (strange) motor pattern for me.
:)
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On Fri, 4 Sep 2009 22:50:48 +1000 Andrew Janke a.janke@gmail.com wrote:
And then of course F2 (by default) if you want to start doing something again. Like Edd the one feature that I still miss in geany (being a vim die-hard) is search "like vim".
How is that different from search bar find?
ie: I want to configure Ctrl-f (and then perhaps Ctrl-Shift-f or something can invoke the find dialog) to allow me to enter stuff in the search bar. Once I press Enter I then want it to be as if F2 has been pressed for me so that I can merrily bash away with Ctrl-g and friends and type away while I am at it.
Pressing Enter searches again; if we focused the editor the user couldn't keep pressing enter to move to the next match.
BTW I think we used to have some code to make Tab focus the editor from the search/line bar, but it seems to have got lost now we have the dynamic toolbar code.
Regards, Nick
Nick Treleaven schrieb:
On Fri, 4 Sep 2009 22:50:48 +1000 Andrew Janke a.janke@gmail.com wrote:
And then of course F2 (by default) if you want to start doing something again. Like Edd the one feature that I still miss in geany (being a vim die-hard) is search "like vim".
How is that different from search bar find?
ie: I want to configure Ctrl-f (and then perhaps Ctrl-Shift-f or something can invoke the find dialog) to allow me to enter stuff in the search bar. Once I press Enter I then want it to be as if F2 has been pressed for me so that I can merrily bash away with Ctrl-g and friends and type away while I am at it.
Pressing Enter searches again; if we focused the editor the user couldn't keep pressing enter to move to the next match.
BTW I think we used to have some code to make Tab focus the editor from the search/line bar, but it seems to have got lost now we have the dynamic toolbar code.
I think document.c has a function to move the focus to the editor window/current doc now :)
Anyway, is there a way to get to the go-to-line bar without mouse?
Best regards.
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 14:12:52 +0200 Thomas Martitz thomas.martitz@student.HTW-Berlin.de wrote:
BTW I think we used to have some code to make Tab focus the editor from the search/line bar, but it seems to have got lost now we have the dynamic toolbar code.
I think document.c has a function to move the focus to the editor window/current doc now :)
Patches welcome ;-)
Anyway, is there a way to get to the go-to-line bar without mouse?
No. Maybe the Go to Line keybinding could do that if the line bar field is visible - the dialog doesn't offer anything more.
Regards, Nick
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 13:32:33 +0100 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com wrote:
Anyway, is there a way to get to the go-to-line bar without mouse?
No. Maybe the Go to Line keybinding could do that if the line bar field is visible - the dialog doesn't offer anything more.
Now done in SVN.
Regards, Nick
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:47:09 +0100 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com wrote:
ie: I want to configure Ctrl-f (and then perhaps Ctrl-Shift-f or something can invoke the find dialog) to allow me to enter stuff in the search bar. Once I press Enter I then want it to be as if F2 has been pressed for me so that I can merrily bash away with Ctrl-g and friends and type away while I am at it.
Pressing Enter searches again; if we focused the editor the user couldn't keep pressing enter to move to the next match.
BTW I think we used to have some code to make Tab focus the editor from the search/line bar, but it seems to have got lost now we have the dynamic toolbar code.
Oops, it was Escape, not tab. And it still works ;-)
Regards, Nick