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BrowseTracker plugin
mariocup:
Hi Pecan,
I have a little suggestion for Browse Tracker plugin. Since settings for Thread Search and other Plugins can be configured in Settings->Environment dialogue it would be nice to have also an entry for Browse Tracker there instead of the existing menu in View->Browse Tracker->Settings.
Bye,
Mario
Pecan:
--- Quote from: mariocup on March 13, 2008, 09:06:57 am ---Hi Pecan,
I have a little suggestion for Browse Tracker plugin. Since settings for Thread Search and other Plugins can be configured in Settings->Environment dialogue it would be nice to have also an entry for Browse Tracker there instead of the existing menu in View->Browse Tracker->Settings.
Bye,
Mario
--- End quote ---
Done SVN 4961, but added to Settings->Editor
ironhead:
Is it possible to persist BrowseTracker bookmarks to a file? I really like the functionality of this plugin, but when I close CodeBlocks, all the previous bookmarks are lost (i.e. when I open a file, it's always at the start of the file instead of the previous point where I was editing the file).
Pecan:
--- Quote from: ironhead on April 02, 2008, 03:32:31 pm ---i.e. when I open a file, it's always at the start of the file instead of the previous point where I was editing the file.
--- End quote ---
I don't understand your statement.
BrowseTracker saves and reloads bookmarks for all files in a project. It does not save bookmarks for files *not* in a project, or for bookmarks to a file modified outside the project.
Could you provide me with an example of how to re-create your problem.
ironhead:
I have a project with 14 directories in it. If I open a given file and go to a certain line and close that file (but leave the project open), when I reopen the file it returns to that line.
example:
Open:
Sources
-- emerge
----main.cpp (click on line 47)
Close the file.
Re-open:
Sources
-- emerge
----main.cpp (editor returns to line 47)
Close the project.
Re-open the project and open:
Sources
-- emerge
----main.cpp (editor starts at the top of the file)
My understanding was that BrowseTracker would keep track of the fact that main.cpp was opened to line 47 and return to that the next time I opened main.cpp (even after closing and re-opening the project). Perhaps I missunderstood the intent of BrowseTracker?
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