Studio Equivalent Keys in Atelier

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Michael Hampton · Jan 30, 2018

Well my last post got cut off for some reason. I am trying the new beta and wondering about the following functionality from Studio that I don't find in Atelier:

F12 = Open the routine and jump to the tag of the current call the cursor is on in a routine

F2 / <Ctrl> F2 = jumping to a bookmark / toggling a bookmark

<Ctrl> G = Jump to a tag in the code

When might these things be in Atelier? I use them a lot in Studio and the absence of these really slows me down.

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Robert Cemper · Jan 31, 2018

I just added Quick Bookmarks plugin to my Atelier (better Eclipse)

Works excellent and to my opinion far better than Studio.

ALT+<num> to set numbered
<CTRL>+B toggle / set unnumbered
<CTRL>+N next
<CTRL>+P previous

Just installed from https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/quick-bookmarks-plugin (ignore warnings)

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score 1 · Answer 1 · 2018-01-30T16:48:25-05:00

Show Active Key Bindings is in HelpMenu

And as this is based on Eclipse some keys a different then in Studio.
Eventually you may produce your private setup using Preferences.

score 0 · Answer 2 · 2018-01-30T16:51:59-05:00

I understand how to show and change key bindings. The problem is I don't see those functions available to assign a key to.

score 0 · Answer 3 · 2018-01-31T12:51:30-05:00

The "open declaration" doesn't seem to work when editing a routine (int code). F12 would open that routine in a new tab and jump to the correct tag. Atelier just beeps and reports "Current text selection does not resolve to a Script element".

The Eclipse bookmarks are cumbersome and not nearly as convenient as Studio. I don't want to give it some bookmark name, I just want to mark that location like I could in Studio. A simple on/off toggle is all I need. That way I could mark a spot and quickly jump back there as necessary. It is extremely useful.

score 0 · Answer 4 · 2018-01-31T13:02:38-05:00

Michael Hampton · Jan 31, 2018

I just installed that plugin and you're right, it works great! Thanks very much for the info!

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score 2 · Answer 5 · 2018-01-30T16:57:22-05:00

eventually an add-on from eclipse marketplace can close the gap.

https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/quick-bookmarks-plugin

score 2 · Answer 6 · 2018-01-31T14:51:46-05:00

Bernd Mueller · Jan 31, 2018

open declaration for/on routines will be included/fixed in upcoming v1.2. Stay tuned.

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score 1 · Answer 7 · 2018-01-31T10:55:36-05:00

The Atelier/Eclipse equivalent for jumping to a class/routine/macro referenced in the code you are looking at is F3 (or Open Declaration in the right-click context menu):

I don't know of an exact Eclipse equivalent for Studio's bookmarks. An Eclipse bookmark can be set on the line your cursor is at by going to Edit > Add Bookmark. Then you can open the Bookmarks View (Window > Show View > Bookmarks) to see a list of your bookmarks and double-click them to navigate to that line in the code:

The go to tag+offset feature is still in development for Atelier. It is a very high priority and should be coming in an upcoming version soon.

Here are another couple of keyboard shortcuts that I often use for Eclipse/Atelier navigation:

Ctrl+O (or cmd+O on a Mac) shows Atelier's Quick Outline, where you can see a list of members for a given class/routine. Hitting ctrl/cmd+O again shows the inherited members. You can start typing in this view to narrow down the members listed:

I also use Eclipse's go back and forward navigation commands to jump back and forth as I'm viewing/editing code. To go back you can use Navigate > Back, ctrl+[ on Windows or cmd+[ on Mac. To go forward it's Navigate > Forward, ctrl+] or cmd+].

Ctrl+Shift+R and Ctrl+Shift+T (again, cmd instead of ctrl on a Mac) can be used to open a resource or an Atelier class/routine, respectively, that exists in a local project. The "Open Atelier Class/Routine" dialog (Ctrl+Shift+T) will show server-side files in an upcoming version of Atelier.

There is also a page in the documentation on Atelier equivalents for Studio actions here.