Greetings,
In other IDEs there are keymappings (or commands which can be keymapped)
which allow for cycling between recent editor tabs based more of a LIFO
approach.
Or, perhaps, "most recently accessed and still open in a tab stack" might
be a more useful description.
What I'm asking / looking for is something along the lines of:
Tab Bar Order: A B C D E F
I edit "A" .... 'go to definition' jumps to source in tab D
Now I want to be able to quick cycle between A and D
Example Setup:
Ctrl+tab goes to next most recent (and loops around to 'oldest open
tab'
Ctrl+Shift+tab goes to previous most recent
Similar to how Cmd+tab / Cmd-Shift-tab on OSX cycles though the currently
running applications (Alt-Tab / Alt-Shift-Tab on Windows / Gnome).
- regardless of tab order on the tab bar.
(eg, next tab / prev tab handles this)
- regardless of order tabs (files) were opened.
(next tab / prev tab handled)
- regardless of file name
(eg, toggle SameClass.h/SameClass.cpp header/source quick switch.)
Hmmm, is this possible too?
Kinda useful for C++. Although not relevant for .java
- quick and convenient for Open tabs
Command+E opens a recently used.
But
1) this involves multiple strokes to do a simple cycle.
2) It's _all_ recent files not just the open tabs
Cmd+E, Cmd+E goes through in older older older order.
Now need to use up arrow to go to newer newer newer (or Cmd+E, down)
Cmd+E then 'Down Arrow' sort of "works".
But because Cmd+E is all recents, it's easy to "break" the cycle if
open/close another source source temporarily.
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