Just wondering how I might go about jumping back to the previously viewed buffer? So if I was on line 400 in file A.h and switched to B.cpp, I could jump right back to A.h at line 400 if I needed to. Is there already a built in way to do this? Typically I like to be able to hit something like 'ctrl + tab' and cycle through previous opened buffers.
Edited by Jason
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Reason: Initial post
It's been a while since I messed with the custom layer so this might not be the best way:
Map this to CTRL + TAB and it should cycle through.
Note that the old documentation for "get_buffer_next" states:
"The global buffer order is kept roughly in the order of most recently used to least recently used".
So you might not get the cycle in the exact order you wanted.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | CUSTOM_COMMAND_SIG(cycle_open_buffers)
CUSTOM_DOC("Cycles through previously opened buffers in the current view")
{
View_Summary view = get_active_view(app, AccessAll);
static Buffer_Summary buf;
get_buffer_next(app, &buf, AccessAll);
if(buf.buffer_id == 0)
{
buf = get_buffer_first(app, AccessAll);
}
view_set_buffer(app, &view, buf.buffer_id, SetBuffer_KeepOriginalGUI);
}
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Map this to CTRL + TAB and it should cycle through.
Note that the old documentation for "get_buffer_next" states:
"The global buffer order is kept roughly in the order of most recently used to least recently used".
So you might not get the cycle in the exact order you wanted.