Andries Bos wrote: > I thought that there was a shortcut to jump right tot the start of the > implementation section of my code, but could not find it. > > As I do have a lot of declarations within my interface, my implementation > starts at line 3900. > My aim is to jump right to the uses section within my implementation. Is > there a short cut to do this?
GExperts has a shortcut for jumping to the next occurrence of the current word. If your cursor is on the first "uses" reserved word, then press Ctrl+Alt+Down to go to the second one. Or press Ctrl+E and start typing "uses"; press Esc when you've gotten far enough. Ctrl+E is the shortcut for Delphi's incremental-search function. Ctrl+Shift+Up and Ctrl+Shift+Down will take you between the declaration and definition of the current function. (The direction you use doesn't matter; both shortcuts do identical things.) Another idea is to make your units encompass less stuff, thus making your source files shorter and more easily navigable. -- Rob
