https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=409940
mickael.bo...@linux.com changed:
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--- Comment #1 from mickael.bo...@linux.com ---
I would like to implement this in Kate.
How :
- connect a slot to KTextEditor::View::cursorPositionChanged()
- fill a map<KTextEditor::View, list<KTextEditor::Cursor>> in this slot
- register the actions "undo move cursor" and "redo move cursor in the View
menu with their associated shortcuts and the hardcoded shortcuts ctrl + "mouse
previous/next button"
- when the action is triggered, apply it on the current view and update the
map[view] list accordingly.
In a second commit:
- allow to discard jumps when the relative cursor move is less than N lines
- allow to limit the lists sizes (I doubt this will save a lot of memory but
the original post only suggests to undo few bad keystrokes).
On my own wishlist:
- allow to configure the mouse buttons actions but I did not see any easy
option in the KDE framework. The Kate tab bar already use the "mouse
previous/next button" but I don't use the tab bar, thus the "mouse
previous/next button" are a good mouse shortcut for me.
Any suggestions before I try this?
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