CTRL + G, executes the open program. (1.7.0.0 version)

**ISAWHIM** · 17-11-2008, 04:32

I don't use many keyboard short-cuts... (CTRL + G = GotoLine#)

But because the ThinAIR has no line numbers in the code window... I use that one quite often when the errors pop-up.

This function now launches the program that is open (TopMostWindow). The Menu-Select version shows the LineNumber tool-box, but does not go to the line you ask it to go to.

Could you just remove that command, and put the line numbers, like the debugger has? (Which does not work for me now either.)

**Petr Schreiber** · 17-11-2008, 10:22

I can confirm this behavior of CTRL-G too,

it executes script instead of showing goto line dialog.
I used goto line a lot, so would be happy to bring it back to CTRL-G.
I can still launch it from menu, but that is not ideal.

Maybe better to move this to 1.7.0.0 "hidden" section to not confuse users of official releases.

Petr

**ISAWHIM** · 17-11-2008, 11:31

Sorry, I forgot about the hidden area.

**RobertoBianchi** · 18-11-2008, 19:01

Hi to all,

sorry but I'm not able to replicate it even if I use the same version.
I'll check more deeper.

Ciao,
Roberto

**ErosOlmi** · 18-11-2008, 19:09

It seems it happen when the Code Browser is not shown.
When Code Browser is visible (use F2 key to show it) CTRL + G works correctly as GoTo command.

Roberto is checking ...

**RobertoBianchi** · 19-11-2008, 14:23

Issue fixed.
Until now I didn't realize that GOTO LINE function was really utilized, so I added to it others features like relative increment.
For example if you insert 100 and press OK you will go to line 100, then you insert -10 you will move to line 90 then you insert +10 you're back to line 100.

Regards,
Roberto

**ISAWHIM** · 19-11-2008, 15:22

Yes, I close the code browser, because it gets in the way...

Is there a way to dock the code browser, so it is not floating? Seems funny floating above the screen, like it has some sort of dominance to the program. Doesn't seem to work on mine... it always says... FUNCTIONS > Not available, SUBS > Not available, on all my programs. (Which was the other reason that I had it closed.)

I am not sure what you are talking about, with the 100 and -10 thing... but I am sure I will find-out soon.

Thank-you for investigating this issue.

**Petr Schreiber** · 19-11-2008, 18:30

Hi Roberto,

the relative jumps seems like interesting feature.

Jason, I think that means that by entering "100" into dialog it will move you to line 100. If you type "+10" after that jump, it will move you to line "110" and so on.

Petr

**ErosOlmi** · 19-11-2008, 18:45

When I use thinAir, I always have Code Browser open. It helps me a lot in the meantime advanced scintilla editor is still under heavy development from Roberto.

First, be sure to have checked into thinAir options the following:

under General tab:
Save workspace: yes. This will save your thinAir workspace info like last position, window size, ...
Browser anchor: Left or right but not None. This will anchor the code browser to thinAir window on the side you choosed

Save changes, close and open again thinAir.

Now show Code Browser if not on screen.
Be sure not to have thinAir in maximized state but size thinAir window the size you prefer. I have main thinAir window sized about 3/4 the size of the screen.
If Code Browser was anchored (left or right) you will see it will be sized accordingly with thinAir height.

Hope this can help.

Ciao
Eros

**ISAWHIM** · 19-11-2008, 23:09

Ok, new problem...

I had "Save workspace" checked...
I set "Dock Left"...
I closed ThinAir...
I opened ThinAir...

Now the browser thing doesn't show at all?

I set it back to "Dock None"...
I closed ThinAir...
I opened ThinAir...

Browser is still "Missing in action". The bottom of my screen, in the notice bar, says "Browser opened", and the screen flashes, but it is nowhere to be seen.

Thanks Eros, you broke my ThinAir... LOL. ;D