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gd_on:
Still not correct in linux :
you have at line 79 in BrowseTracker.cpp :
#include "configmanager.h

but it should be :
#include "configmanager.h"

last " is missing.
After this correction, it compiles.

Thanks.

gd-on

ollydbg:

--- Quote from: geiermeier on April 29, 2009, 11:47:18 am ---I just can't get used to this BrowseTracker. There is a similar feature in IAR Embedded Codebench (or similar name), that's great.

The main differences are:
-there's no popup, just switch view on pressing ALT+Left/Right
-don't jump to the last editor, but to the last position - even if it's inside the same file;
 that way you can simply press ALT+Left after e.g. jump to declaration and you're back, no matter if the jump switched files
-ALT+Right works as expected, e.g. undoing what the last ALT+Left did

Actually I couldn't find out yet what ALT+Right is supposed to do with the CB BrowseTracker.


--- End quote ---

The behavior you want is like Visual Assist. All the edit position was recorded automatically, and it is easy to jump back after jump to declaration using ALT+left. (This behavior are very common, even in Acrobat reader, then I can use ALT+left/right to switch between nearly viewed PDF pages).

In current BowseTracker, you should use ALT+up/down to navigate in the same file.

For my person taste, I do suggest BrowseTracker can do this instead of holding down left mouse button to record a tracker position.  :D

I'm not sure Pecan can add this function to BrowseTracker.

Thank!

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