Hello Before I get a bad case of neck muscles soreness, I guess it's better to ask here:
I have 2 displays (yay!) and I use to open a secondary QtCreator editor(separate window) in the second display. If I hit Alt+G, Alt+B in one editor, the git-blame's output is sent to the other window/frame (the one which doesn't have the focus). Now, if in the blame I click one of the revision numbers, the corresponding git-diff appears in the original (first) window. This, IMHO, breaks the rule of least surprise. E.g. Ctrl+K does the good thing (opens a new editor on-top/instead-of the one that currently has the focus). I guess I can get the logic of not obscuring the current editing with the results of commands that open new editors, but could be this rendered configurable somehow (e.g. be able to choose not to apply it to git navigations originated in a git result buffer?). Thanks! -- Cristian Tibirna KDE developer .. [email protected] .. http://www.kde.org _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
