Key Command to Move to Next Open Doc in Same Window

[Rick Gordon]

Is there a key command that will activate the next open document in a window (moving down one entry in the sidebar)?
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RICK GORDON
EMERALD VALLEY GRAPHICS AND CONSULTING
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WWW: http://www.shelterpub.com

[Holger Bartel]

On 16/04/2012 at 16:54:13 GMT+08:00 li...@rickgordon.com wrote:

>Is there a key command that will activate the next open
>document in a window (moving down one entry in the sidebar)?

Should be cmd-alt-[ and cmd-alt-].

Best,
Holger

[Rick Gordon]

The View > Next Document command seems to be erratic. Sometimes it moves nicely down the column, but it often bounces around out of listed sequence. I'm thinking it might have to do with the otrder tht the documents loaded, rather than their alphabetical sorting, as listed in the sidebar.

Rick Gordon

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On 4/16/12 at 1:54 AM -0700, Rick Gordon wrote in a message entitled
"Key Command to Move to Next Open Doc in Same Window":

[Christopher Stone]

On Apr 16, 2012, at 13:48, Rick Gordon wrote:

The View > Next Document command seems to be erratic. Sometimes it moves nicely down the column, but it often bounces around out of listed sequence. I'm thinking it might have to do with the otrder tht the documents loaded, rather than their alphabetical sorting, as listed in the sidebar.

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Hey Rick,

Scope out the expert preferences:

• When using the "Previous Document" and "Next Document" commands on the View menu, or the navigation arrows in the navigation bar, the order in which BBEdit navigates documents is determined by the order in which they were opened. If you prefer, these commands can be made to navigate the documents in the order shown in the file list.

  defaults write com.barebones.bbedit SurfNextPreviousInDisplayOrder -bool YES

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Best Regards,

Chris

[Rick Gordon]

Thanks. That did it.