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Stack of files to allow 'alt-tab'-like behaviour [message #50189]

Thu, 05 June 2003 09:25

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: m_k_mclaren.hotxspamxmail.com

I want to be able to treat my open files as a stack in most-recently-used
order. Then I could switch between them with a keystroke (i.e. ctrl-tab
would bring up the last edited file, ctrl-tab-tab would bring up the
second last edited file etc). This kind of behaviour is used in:
Windows (alt-tab)
Textpad (ctrl-tab)
Intellij IDEA (ctrl-e)

Anyone know if I can do it in Eclipse? If there's not already a plugin I
might consider writing one...

Re: Stack of files to allow 'alt-tab'-like behaviour [message #50247 is a reply to message #50189]

Thu, 05 June 2003 09:40

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hcs33.egon.gyaloglo.hu

Hi,

You can use Ctrl+F6 for changing between open files, Ctrl+F7 for views,
Ctrl+F8 for perspectives.

HTH,
Regards,
Csaba

"Mark McLaren" <m_k_mclaren@hotxspamxmail.com> wrote in message
news:bbngbq$v79$1@rogue.oti.com...
> I want to be able to treat my open files as a stack in most-recently-used
> order. Then I could switch between them with a keystroke (i.e. ctrl-tab
> would bring up the last edited file, ctrl-tab-tab would bring up the
> second last edited file etc). This kind of behaviour is used in:
> Windows (alt-tab)
> Textpad (ctrl-tab)
> Intellij IDEA (ctrl-e)
>
> Anyone know if I can do it in Eclipse? If there's not already a plugin I
> might consider writing one...
>
>
>
>
>

Re: Stack of files to allow 'alt-tab'-like behaviour [message #50277 is a reply to message #50189]

Thu, 05 June 2003 09:37

Eclipse User

These may not provide you with exactly what you're looking for, but they
are close:

Ctrl + F6 (Next Editor)
Ctrl + Shift + F6 (Previous Editor)

Alt + Arrow_Right (Forward History)
Alt + Arrow_Left (Backward History)

--
Marcus

Mark McLaren wrote:

> I want to be able to treat my open files as a stack in most-recently-used
> order. Then I could switch between them with a keystroke (i.e. ctrl-tab
> would bring up the last edited file, ctrl-tab-tab would bring up the
> second last edited file etc). This kind of behaviour is used in:
> Windows (alt-tab)
> Textpad (ctrl-tab)
> Intellij IDEA (ctrl-e)
>
> Anyone know if I can do it in Eclipse? If there's not already a plugin I
> might consider writing one...
>
>
>
>
>

Re: Stack of files to allow 'alt-tab'-like behaviour [message #50584 is a reply to message #50277]

Thu, 05 June 2003 12:38

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: m_k_mclaren.hotxspamxmail.com

Thanks guys - Ctrl+F6 does exactly what I want

Marcus Malcom wrote:

> These may not provide you with exactly what you're looking for, but they
> are close:

> Ctrl + F6 (Next Editor)
> Ctrl + Shift + F6 (Previous Editor)

> Alt + Arrow_Right (Forward History)
> Alt + Arrow_Left (Backward History)

> --
> Marcus

> Mark McLaren wrote:

> > I want to be able to treat my open files as a stack in most-recently-used
> > order. Then I could switch between them with a keystroke (i.e. ctrl-tab
> > would bring up the last edited file, ctrl-tab-tab would bring up the
> > second last edited file etc). This kind of behaviour is used in:
> > Windows (alt-tab)
> > Textpad (ctrl-tab)
> > Intellij IDEA (ctrl-e)
> >
> > Anyone know if I can do it in Eclipse? If there's not already a plugin I
> > might consider writing one...
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

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