Re: switching editor pages

[Avner Ben]

Russ wrote:

> I always have way too many tabs open as well and would much prefer the
> "most recent on the right" approach.
>
> For switching between recent tabs I use ctrl-tab for this in Wing (and
> many other applications) and don't ever recall having to configure it.
> In 90% of tabbed applications I come across, Ctrl-tab is to tabs what
> alt-tab is for applications.
>
> Russ
>  

This is an old issue in this forum. I too would like to use ctl+tab as
in many other applications.

    Avner.

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[Tony Cappellini-2]

> For switching between recent tabs I use ctrl-tab for this in Wing (and
> many other applications) and don't ever recall having to configure it.
> In 90% of tabbed applications I come across, Ctrl-tab is to tabs what
> alt-tab is for applications.
>
> Russ
>

 

>>This is an old issue in this forum. I too would like to use ctl+tab as
>>in many other applications.

if something like this is implemented, then it is logical to have a similar key sequence to go the opposite

way through the tabs, ( SHift-Ctrl-Tab, or something similar)..

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[Wingware Support]

Avner Ben wrote:
>> For switching between recent tabs I use ctrl-tab for this in Wing (and
>> many other applications) and don't ever recall having to configure it.
>> In 90% of tabbed applications I come across, Ctrl-tab is to tabs what
>> alt-tab is for applications.
>>
>> Russ
>>  
> This is an old issue in this forum. I too would like to use ctl+tab as
> in many other applications.

ctrl-tab & ctrl-shift-tab work for switching documents in order of most
recently displayed; what's not implemented is any notebook tab ordering
other than alphabetical.

Cheers,

John
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[Joshua J. Kugler-2]

On Monday 21 July 2008, Wingware Support said something like:

> Avner Ben wrote:
> >> For switching between recent tabs I use ctrl-tab for this in Wing
> >> (and many other applications) and don't ever recall having to
> >> configure it. In 90% of tabbed applications I come across,
> >> Ctrl-tab is to tabs what alt-tab is for applications.
> >>
> >> Russ
> >
> > This is an old issue in this forum. I too would like to use ctl+tab
> > as in many other applications.
>
> ctrl-tab & ctrl-shift-tab work for switching documents in order of
> most recently displayed; what's not implemented is any notebook tab
> ordering other than alphabetical.

This may work on Window (and maybe even Gnome on Linux), but on KDE
ctrl-(shift)-tab are the default keys for cycling between virtual
desktops.

j

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[Wingware Support]

Joshua J. Kugler wrote:
> This may work on Window (and maybe even Gnome on Linux), but on KDE
> ctrl-(shift)-tab are the default keys for cycling between virtual
> desktops.

You could remap the commands to other keys.  The default bindings are:
'Ctrl-Tab': 'begin-visited-document-cycle(move_back=True)'
'Ctrl-Shift-Tab': 'begin-visited-document-cycle(move_back=False)'

Cheers,

John
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