Cheers for that - of course my post was unclear - I know about
command-`, that was what I was referring to. It breaks as 'cycling
thru open docs' if you don't have a separate editor window for every
file.
cmd-opt-left/right is gold for me now - thanks to who suggested that.
I stand by my point of a UI convention being broken - there's a 2-
level hierarchy in xcode (cmd-` for windows, opt-cmd-left/right for
within a window), which I would call non conventional. Now I think
about it, I would love to be able to navigate the 2 natural document
levels in Xcode (e.g. cmd-` for cycling open projects, something else
for cycling windows open in a project e.g. editors etc).
Thanks to all on these whiny threads - I always get lots of great
tips for key shortcuts etc...
thanks
Rua HM.
On 27/10/2006, at 8:54 PM, Alastair Houghton wrote:
On 27 Oct 2006, at 03:37, Rua Haszard Morris wrote:
I have to agree strongly & wholeheartedly with the point abould
control-tab. This to me breaks a universal and fundamental UI
convention.
Control-tab is a Microsoft-ism. It *isn't* a universal convention
(nor does the fact that some Microsoft product that you're used to
does it mean that Mac OS X necessarily should as well... if Apple
pandered to every instance of that argument that's been used, Mac
OS X would be just like Windows).
Try Command-` instead (you can see shortcuts like these in the
Keyboard Shortcuts tab of the Keyboard & Mouse preference pane).
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