On May 11, 2007, at 6:43 PM, Jason Davies wrote:
BBEdit ought to have something comparable but I've searched the
manual
and can't find anything other than cmd-j to jump to a line number. I
do use that -- memorize the current line, scroll away, cmd-j to get
back where I was -- but I would much rather have keystrokes to say
"stake in the ground here" and "go back there."
are Markers any good?
Marginally. That is, they must be really good for some purpose; but
*you have to name them*. For me, having to bring up a dialog box and
type a name is just enough disincentive to keep me from ever using
the feature.
I was thrilled when I discovered the "jump" features while browsing
the menus recently. They have two features which are almost perfect:
an anonymous "set jump point" command, and the fact that you usually
don't even have to use it, since if you do a Find that teleports you
off to some remote part of your document, you can just jump back again.
Regards,
Neil Faiman
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