Open daretodave opened 5 months ago
anywhere on the terminal, ctrl-o opens the file path
determine the desired open path:
one desired path is established:
For open editor actions:
STORE all the editor actions in a stack
ctrl tab brings up a window with the prior opens in a list
this creates a back and forth flow
releasing ctrl-tab takes you to the first selected historical action
pressing ctrl-tab again, cycles to the next action (then eventually back to the top)
keeping ctrl held leaves this new "list pane" open
releasing ctrl closes the window
pressing down or tab when the window is open has the same effect (cycling through history)
pressing up goes back up the list (or nowhere) if at the current action - 1
how should this work? see any jetbrains product's usage of ctrl-tab: https://www.jetbrains.com/guide/go/tips/navigate-between-opened-files-using-the-switcher/#:~:text=Invoke%20the%20Switcher%20using%20%5E%E2%87%A5,Linux%20or%20Shift%20on%20macOS.
anywhere on the terminal, ctrl-o opens the file path
determine the desired open path:
one desired path is established:
For open editor actions:
STORE all the editor actions in a stack
ctrl tab brings up a window with the prior opens in a list
this creates a back and forth flow
releasing ctrl-tab takes you to the first selected historical action
pressing ctrl-tab again, cycles to the next action (then eventually back to the top)
keeping ctrl held leaves this new "list pane" open
releasing ctrl closes the window
pressing down or tab when the window is open has the same effect (cycling through history)
pressing up goes back up the list (or nowhere) if at the current action - 1
how should this work? see any jetbrains product's usage of ctrl-tab: https://www.jetbrains.com/guide/go/tips/navigate-between-opened-files-using-the-switcher/#:~:text=Invoke%20the%20Switcher%20using%20%5E%E2%87%A5,Linux%20or%20Shift%20on%20macOS.