How backward / forward actions are supposed to work ?

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How backward / forward actions are supposed to work ?

by Chauk-Mean :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

I'm using Netbeans 6.5 beta on Windows.
I have multiple Ruby files open. I changed the cursor (i.e. caret) position within each file.
The backward / forward buttons remain disabled. The shortcuts (ALT+LEFT, ALT+RIGHT) do not work either. Am I missing something ?

Thanks in advance.

Chauk-Mean.

Re: How backward / forward actions are supposed to work ?

by Erno Mononen :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Chauk-Mean,

Chauk-Mean wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Netbeans 6.5 beta on Windows.
> I have multiple Ruby files open. I changed the cursor (i.e. caret) position
> within each file.
> The backward / forward buttons remain disabled. The shortcuts (ALT+LEFT,
> ALT+RIGHT) do not work either. Am I missing something ?
>  

How did you change the caret position? The actions should be enabled
after you navigate to another location for example by using the Go To
Declaration action.

Erno


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Re: How backward / forward actions are supposed to work ?

by Chauk-Mean :: Rate this Message:

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It seems that backward / forward actions work only for "real" navigation between files (via CTRL + Click or Navigate \ Go to Declaration).

Chauk-Mean.

Re: How backward / forward actions are supposed to work ?

by Chauk-Mean :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Erno,

>How did you change the caret position?

I changed the caret position "manually" via the mouse and/or the keyboard.

> The actions should be enabled after you navigate to another location
> for example by using the Go To Declaration action.

Yes. I just noticed it.

What is strange is that if you close one of the file you navigate from / to, the buttons are still enabled but they have no effect.

This is a bit disturbing. I would expect one of the following behaviour :
- the button is disabled
- clicking the button reopens the closed file.

Chauk-Mean.