"Continue to here" keyboard shortcut?

[Spongman]

loving the new ctrl-click gesture for "Continue to here" in v60... but i'd love to have a keyboard shortcut for this.

please?

[Kayce Basques]

How do you imagine that would work? I can't picture it

[PhistucK]

Just like breakpoint keyboard shortcuts work, I presume. You go to that line within the Sources editor and use the shortcut to continue to that line. Or even better, continue to that statement/expression (in case of minified code).

☆PhistucK

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[Kayce Basques]

Something like this?

1. Press some keyboard shortcut. DevTools highlights all of the jumpable destinations.

2. Press Tab or use the arrow keys to select a destination.

3. Press Enter to jump to that destination.

On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 10:13 AM, PhistucK <phis...@gmail.com> wrote:

Just like breakpoint keyboard shortcuts work, I presume. You go to that line within the Sources editor and use the shortcut to continue to that line. Or even better, continue to that statement/expression (in case of minified code).

☆PhistucK

On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 7:08 PM, 'Kayce Basques' via Google Chrome Developer Tools <google-chrome-developer-to...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

How do you imagine that would work? I can't picture it

On Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at 12:09:02 PM UTC-6, Spongman wrote:

loving the new ctrl-click gesture for "Continue to here" in v60... but i'd love to have a keyboard shortcut for this.

please?

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[tb]

Like right-click works--it puts a cursor down wherever you click and one of the menu options is "continue to here".  You can just set a keyboard shortcut as "continue to here" and it attempts to go to wherever your cursor is and follows the same rules as the right-click menu's "continue to here" option (i.e. it goes past your cursor until it finds a stoppable item if it isn't on one exactly).  You can already navigate by cursor with arrow keys in the Sources pane, so it's a natural thing to be arrowing around then Ctrl+T or something to continue execution to your current cursor position.

[Kayce Basques]

Thanks, I understand now. I'll forward this thread to the relevant engineer.