Jump to previous selection position
Submitted by on Tuesday, 20 September, 2005 - 01:13
I would like the editor to remember the last (e.g. 10) places where your cursor has been. Then you could just use a keyboard shortcut to cycle through the most recent cursor locations.
E.g.: You are editing code in one area and you need to know the function definition for functionX, so you search for it and possibly edit it, and then you want to simply hop back to the previous character location...or maybe to the place you were editing even before that.
(If you are familiar with the Visual Studio VB 6.0 or .NET IDEs then you might know what I am talking about. They implimented this very nicely. It is CS+F2 in vb6 and C+'-' in .net)
If this is already implimented, just let me know. I may have missed it.
Thanks
E.g.: You are editing code in one area and you need to know the function definition for functionX, so you search for it and possibly edit it, and then you want to simply hop back to the previous character location...or maybe to the place you were editing even before that.
(If you are familiar with the Visual Studio VB 6.0 or .NET IDEs then you might know what I am talking about. They implimented this very nicely. It is CS+F2 in vb6 and C+'-' in .net)
If this is already implimented, just let me know. I may have missed it.
Thanks
