in the text editor panel... or in edit -> bookmarks.
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Salute by the First Time!
"Diarmuid" wrote:
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> Where is this in VB.net?
> Its in VB6, where you can jump from one bookmark to another, to help
> navigate your code.
>
>
>[/color]
Ok, thanks.
Now that I know where they are, I added them to my toolbar by going
View/Toolbars/Text Editor
"Rothariger " <Rothariger@msn .com> wrote in message
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> in the text editor panel... or in edit -> bookmarks.
> --
> Salute by the First Time!
>
>
> "Diarmuid" wrote:
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>> Where is this in VB.net?
>> Its in VB6, where you can jump from one bookmark to another, to help
>> navigate your code.
>>
>>
>>[/color][/color]
I set keyboard shortcuts to mine. Ctrl-Alt-B toggles the bookmark on
and off and Ctrl-B and Ctrl-Shift-B jumps to the next/previous
bookmarks.
I also wrote a macro that allows me to jump to the definition of a
method or variable and at the same time, leave a bookmark. That way I
can jump to a definition and hit a hot key and jump right back where I
was.
Hey, thats cool. Didn't even know you could write macros like that.
Any chance you'd sent it me? Its diarmuidq at yahoo dot com
"Chris Dunaway" <dunawayc@gmail .com> wrote in message
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>I set keyboard shortcuts to mine. Ctrl-Alt-B toggles the bookmark on
> and off and Ctrl-B and Ctrl-Shift-B jumps to the next/previous
> bookmarks.
>
> I also wrote a macro that allows me to jump to the definition of a
> method or variable and at the same time, leave a bookmark. That way I
> can jump to a definition and hit a hot key and jump right back where I
> was.
>[/color]
Hey, thats cool. Didn't even know you could write macros like that.
Any chance you'd sent it me? Its diarmuidq at yahoo dot com
"Chris Dunaway" <dunawayc@gmail .com> wrote in message
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>I set keyboard shortcuts to mine. Ctrl-Alt-B toggles the bookmark on
> and off and Ctrl-B and Ctrl-Shift-B jumps to the next/previous
> bookmarks.
>
> I also wrote a macro that allows me to jump to the definition of a
> method or variable and at the same time, leave a bookmark. That way I
> can jump to a definition and hit a hot key and jump right back where I
> was.
>[/color]
Here is the code. The code is pretty simple and there minimal error
checking.
It was cobbled together quickly so it could probably be improved, but
it seems to work. It will only work if called while in a text
document.
I have a hotkey assigned to execute the GotoDefinition sub. That sub
in turn pushes a marker onto a stack (which is a class defined below).
It then executes the IDE's Edit.GoToDefini tion command.
Then another hotkey executes the PopMarker sub which retrieves the
bookmark from the stack and jumps to it.
Sub GotoDefinition( )
PushMarker()
DTE.ExecuteComm and("Edit.GoToD efinition")
End Sub
Sub PushMarker()
Dim txtDoc As TextDocument =
CType(DTE.Activ eDocument.Objec t("TextDocument "), TextDocument)
Dim edPt As EditPoint = txtDoc.StartPoi nt.CreateEditPo int
Dim sel As TextSelection = CType(DTE.Activ eWindow.Selecti on,
TextSelection)
Dim m As Marker = MarkerStack.Pop
If Not m Is Nothing Then
Dim txtDoc As TextDocument =
CType(DTE.Activ eDocument.Objec t("TextDocument "), TextDocument)
Dim objSel As TextSelection =
CType(DTE.Activ eDocument.Selec tion, TextSelection)
Dim edPt As EditPoint = m.ep
If edPt.TryToShow( vsPaneShowHow.v sPaneShowCenter ed) Then
edPt.ClearBookm ark()
objSel.MoveToLi neAndOffset(m.l ine, m.col)
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.Message & ": " & ex.StackTrace)
End Try
End Sub
End Module
Public Class MarkerStack
Private Shared MarkerS As New Stack
Shared Sub Push(ByVal m As Marker)
MarkerS.Push(m)
End Sub
Shared Function Pop() As Marker
If MarkerS.Count > 0 Then
Return DirectCast(Mark erS.Pop, Marker)
Else
Return Nothing
End If
End Function
Shared Sub ClearStack()
MarkerS.Clear()
End Sub
End Class
Public Class Marker
Public Sub New(ByVal e As EditPoint, ByVal l As Integer, ByVal c As
Integer)
ep = e
line = l
col = c
End Sub
Public ep As EditPoint
Public line As Integer
Public col As Integer
End Class
Here is the code. The code is pretty simple and there minimal error
checking.
It was cobbled together quickly so it could probably be improved, but
it seems to work. It will only work if called while in a text
document.
I have a hotkey assigned to execute the GotoDefinition sub. That sub
in turn pushes a marker onto a stack (which is a class defined below).
It then executes the IDE's Edit.GoToDefini tion command.
Then another hotkey executes the PopMarker sub which retrieves the
bookmark from the stack and jumps to it.
Sub GotoDefinition( )
PushMarker()
DTE.ExecuteComm and("Edit.GoToD efinition")
End Sub
Sub PushMarker()
Dim txtDoc As TextDocument =
CType(DTE.Activ eDocument.Objec t("TextDocument "), TextDocument)
Dim edPt As EditPoint = txtDoc.StartPoi nt.CreateEditPo int
Dim sel As TextSelection = CType(DTE.Activ eWindow.Selecti on,
TextSelection)
Dim m As Marker = MarkerStack.Pop
If Not m Is Nothing Then
Dim txtDoc As TextDocument =
CType(DTE.Activ eDocument.Objec t("TextDocument "), TextDocument)
Dim objSel As TextSelection =
CType(DTE.Activ eDocument.Selec tion, TextSelection)
Dim edPt As EditPoint = m.ep
If edPt.TryToShow( vsPaneShowHow.v sPaneShowCenter ed) Then
edPt.ClearBookm ark()
objSel.MoveToLi neAndOffset(m.l ine, m.col)
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Debug.WriteLine (ex.Message & ": " & ex.StackTrace)
End Try
End Sub
End Module
Public Class MarkerStack
Private Shared MarkerS As New Stack
Shared Sub Push(ByVal m As Marker)
MarkerS.Push(m)
End Sub
Shared Function Pop() As Marker
If MarkerS.Count > 0 Then
Return DirectCast(Mark erS.Pop, Marker)
Else
Return Nothing
End If
End Function
Shared Sub ClearStack()
MarkerS.Clear()
End Sub
End Class
Public Class Marker
Public Sub New(ByVal e As EditPoint, ByVal l As Integer, ByVal c As
Integer)
ep = e
line = l
col = c
End Sub
Public ep As EditPoint
Public line As Integer
Public col As Integer
End Class
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