Re: D5 - Navigation shortcuts

On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 23:45:47 +0200, "Tom de Neef" <tdeneef@xxxxxxxx>
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"Don @earthlink.net>" <don81846<NODAMSPAM> schreef in bericht
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VB Example (Sort of)

Button1_Click
Call MyProc
End

Procedure MyProc()
Do something cool
End

In VB you can select the "Call MyProc" line, Press F2 and jump to the
MyProc Procedure. You can then press Shift-F2 to return to the "Call
MyProc" line. Are there navigation shortcuts like this in D5?


In D6 you'd press Ctrl and then click on MyProc. It will jump to the
declaration. Alt + Left Arrow will jump back like in a browser. Don't know
if this is the same in D5. The Help has a section called "About keyboard
shortcuts" which you might want to explore.
Another useful one is Ctrl+Shift+C when in a method you've just created. It
will add the declaration in the private section of the class. And
Ctrl+Shift+Up arrow, which will bring you to the declaration line of a
method and Ctrl+Shift+Down arrow which will step from that declaration line
to the body of the declarion.

Tom


Hi Tom, Thank you for the tips. I always thought that Ctrl+Shift+C was
very nice. I also like Ctrl+J to insert code templates.

Unfortunately, it appears that some of the others that you mentioned,
like Alt+Left Arrow, do not work in D5.

Thanks again,

Don
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