Junrall
Member
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I’m not sure what this functionality is called…
Does PN have a “view” option that will display all of the functions within an open file?
It would be nice to list all of the functions within an open file and then be able to jump to a desired function just by double clicking on one of the listed functions.
HippoEdit has this ability in a form of a drop-down box(List Of Labels) located above the open file.
Thanks!
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simon
Key Master
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In two places:
1. Tags window provides a browsable list of functions in all supported open files.
2. Jump To (default Alt-G) provides simple type-to-jump functionality.
Hope that helps!
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cesar1er
Member
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i came here for the same reason than Junrall and it raise (for me) more questions than answers.
1. Tags window provides a browsable list of functions in all supported open files.
how do you ‘populate’ that window? i use c and it’s empty, PN2.1.3
2. Jump To (default Alt-G) provides simple type-to-jump functionality.
Am i supposed to remember wich line my function is? doesn’t sound really useful to me.
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cesar1er
Member
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well updating to 2.1.4 has done the trick, i see my functions now, but i still don’t get it for the Jump To which ask me a line number.
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foote
Member
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It sounds like you’re using the Go To Line shortcut (Ctrl + G) instead of the Jump To shortcut (Alt + G).
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Patabugen
Member
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no way!
PN is so full of hidden gems! I had no idea the Tags window did that! Alt + G is my new favourite shortcut!
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