keystroke for putting focus on tree pane?
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keystroke for putting focus on tree pane?
Is there a keystroke for putting focus on tree pane?
Tab switches between the two 'flat' panes. If the tree pane is showing, is there a navigation keystoke to go there?
thanks,
larry
Tab switches between the two 'flat' panes. If the tree pane is showing, is there a navigation keystoke to go there?
thanks,
larry
that's <ctrl+tab>
in the new version 1.7 (see the new alpha) you will be able to change this to your taste
in the new version 1.7 (see the new alpha) you will be able to change this to your taste
Thanks, but this seems to SHOW the tree window, not put focus in it. Is there a way, like <tab> switches between non-tree windows AND puts focus in the new window, to go to the tree view with focus there?
<alt-tab> nicely mirrors current location in non-tree, but then I must move the mouse way over to click and manipulate the tree. Explorer cycles tab through the panes for me better in this situation.
thanks
larry
<alt-tab> nicely mirrors current location in non-tree, but then I must move the mouse way over to click and manipulate the tree. Explorer cycles tab through the panes for me better in this situation.
thanks
larry
Can you clarify, when you say "works for me", do you mean the tree pane shows up, or that it both shows up AND your keyboard focus is transferred to it?
I could possible try to 'screencast' how it doesn't work for me: if my focus is on an item in a flat pane, and I toggle <ctrl-tab>, the tree pane shows and hides, but keyboard focus remains in the flat pane.
thanks,
larry
I could possible try to 'screencast' how it doesn't work for me: if my focus is on an item in a flat pane, and I toggle <ctrl-tab>, the tree pane shows and hides, but keyboard focus remains in the flat pane.
thanks,
larry
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I cannot duplicate the issue.
win - XPsp2,
x2 - 1.6.5.7 [Unicode] (the current released alpha/beta)
With TreePane open ...
Ctrl+Tab puts focus in TreePane then toggles between AddressBar & TreePane with susequent Ctrl+Tab strokes
similarly,
Shift+Tab puts focus in AddressBar then toggles between TreePane & AddressBar with susequent Shift+Tab strokes
If TreePane is closed to begin with, both Ctrl+Tab and Shift+Tab simply toggle between AddressBar and current active folderpane.
I wonder what the difference can be between our setups.
win - XPsp2,
x2 - 1.6.5.7 [Unicode] (the current released alpha/beta)
With TreePane open ...
Ctrl+Tab puts focus in TreePane then toggles between AddressBar & TreePane with susequent Ctrl+Tab strokes
similarly,
Shift+Tab puts focus in AddressBar then toggles between TreePane & AddressBar with susequent Shift+Tab strokes
If TreePane is closed to begin with, both Ctrl+Tab and Shift+Tab simply toggle between AddressBar and current active folderpane.
I wonder what the difference can be between our setups.
I downloaded 1.6.5.7 [Unicode], and can reproduce the problem there.
At first focus worked, transferring focus--but now it does not transfer focus. I'm not sure what changed this.
hitting <ctrl-tab>, the tree pane will show and hide, but not focus.
FYI, I have one windows-explorer plugin for tortoise-cvs http://www.tortoisecvs.org/ installed.
larry
At first focus worked, transferring focus--but now it does not transfer focus. I'm not sure what changed this.
hitting <ctrl-tab>, the tree pane will show and hide, but not focus.
FYI, I have one windows-explorer plugin for tortoise-cvs http://www.tortoisecvs.org/ installed.
larry
(I missed nikos' comment while I checked and posted about my LITE behavior re the issue.)
He is right on: I do NOT use windows-style auto-completion so did not see the issue. But when I set windows-style auto-completion, then I see the same thing as reported by the others. ... That just confirms my choice to not use that option.
He is right on: I do NOT use windows-style auto-completion so did not see the issue. But when I set windows-style auto-completion, then I see the same thing as reported by the others. ... That just confirms my choice to not use that option.