While debugging, I sometimes lose my way with open files and scrolling code and reviewing variable contents.
How do I get back to the current line without executing the next statement or searching for the breakpoint background color?
Is there a Goto current line or Show Next Statement?
If I hit [Ctrl+G] and [Enter] for a blank entry, it would be cool if it jumped to the current line in the debug.
Or if the debugger log could show the current line number?
Thanks.
[IDE/DEBUGGER] - Add 'Goto current line'
[IDE/DEBUGGER] - Add 'Goto current line'
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Re: [IDE/DEBUGGER] - Add 'Goto current line'
In the Preferences for Shortcuts, you'll see that Ctrl+L always goes back to the previous line. Is that what you need?
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Re: [IDE/DEBUGGER] - Add 'Goto current line'
Yeah, [Ctrl+L] does not always work. It scrolls through a history of moves. And if I am in a different file or tab, it can get lost.
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