moin daniel, On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 10:47:32AM +0200, Daniel Teske wrote: > On Tuesday 28 April 2009 22:31:42 ext Christian Hönig wrote: > > attached is a patch that adds a shortcut to move to the next Task in > > the TaskList (using F6 currently). > > I'm not a fan of adding a shortcut for next Build Issue. Some of the > reasons are: > you know that i disagree in principle, so let's dissect the arguments one by one:
> The next tasks is often not the next location you want to go. > [...] > There is already a way to navigate the Build Issue list. pressing Alt+1, > Cursor keys and Enter. Which is two keystrokes more per task you want to go, > anything which does not permit hitting the same key repeatedly is a PITA to use for me. i'm *way* faster in skipping over unwanted opened locations than navigating and selecting in a separate list. > but doesn't leave files open you didn't even want to go to. > the solution seems to be to organize the messages in a tree, so "nested" messages are not navigated by default. fwiw, you run into a similar problem when single-stepping in the debugger. or when navigating location history via alt-(left|right). the answer is some elaborate auto-closing mechanism for editors which were opened more or less as a side effect. this is a bit diffuse, though. > Using the above shortcut mirrors how you can use the Search Result window, > that is Alt+2, Cursor Keys and Enter work exactly the same there. (And that > also works for application output and compile output.) > we could have a common shortcut group for "navigate to (next|previous) [sub-]item of currently open output pane", say [shift-][ctrl-]F6. fwiw, bookmark navigation potentially falls into that category as well, but bookmarks are obviously not in the right pane for that currently. _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
