Dody Suria Wijaya wrote:
It's possible, but it must be a two combination key. Ie: Ctrl-F12. It's
because the holding of Ctrl button while tapping Tab/F12 has different
use than just doing Ctrl-F12. (Try Alt-Tab on windows while holding Alt).
Thank you for the answer.
What I mean is: when I press F12 the buffer will jump to the last used
buffer.
I know how Alt-Tab works on windows, but I don't want to switch
continuously between buffers. I always want to jump to the last used
buffer when I press F12 once.
Eg. I have these opened buffers: buffer1 , buffer2 , buffer3 , buffer4
I click buffer2, then buffer4, then buffer1, then buffer3 (click list).
So I am using buffer3 then I press once F12 the buffer1 will got the
focus. Pressing again F12 buffer3 will have got the focus. If I close
buffer3 then the focus will have got by buffer1. If I press F12 focus
will go to buffer4.
Sorry if my description is too complicated :) , but if you follow my
"click list" then it'll be easy to understand.
It's a fast way to work with 2 buffers, the last 2 used buffers.
Thank you for your time.
Istvan
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