Go back to last file
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 1:22 pm
Hello,
Is there a way to go back to the previous file (and preferably with the corresponding editing position). It is handy when you did a find, a "goto declaration", a "goto implementation" or a cscope lookup where you can quickly investigate something, and then go back to the previously opened file to continue coding.
I've grown to get used to that feature, esp from Apple's XCode and QTCreator and also similar to ctrl-T in VIM... I was assuming Ctrl-P did this in codelite but since that operation is part of the "search" category, I guess this only works when searching...
If it's not possible, would this be implementable using a plugin? It's essentially appending the file(name) that was opened in a list and just stepping back in the list (and maybe storing editing positions). The plugin obviously needs to be informed of a new file being loaded/focussed...
CodeLite 8.1, compiled using GCC 4.8, linked with clang 3.6 on CentOS5 (don't ask why...)
-Yves
Is there a way to go back to the previous file (and preferably with the corresponding editing position). It is handy when you did a find, a "goto declaration", a "goto implementation" or a cscope lookup where you can quickly investigate something, and then go back to the previously opened file to continue coding.
I've grown to get used to that feature, esp from Apple's XCode and QTCreator and also similar to ctrl-T in VIM... I was assuming Ctrl-P did this in codelite but since that operation is part of the "search" category, I guess this only works when searching...
If it's not possible, would this be implementable using a plugin? It's essentially appending the file(name) that was opened in a list and just stepping back in the list (and maybe storing editing positions). The plugin obviously needs to be informed of a new file being loaded/focussed...
CodeLite 8.1, compiled using GCC 4.8, linked with clang 3.6 on CentOS5 (don't ask why...)
-Yves