Apologies if this has been asked for. I tried to search, but got all kinds of hits not related to N++...
Anyway, I really miss my old DOS editor PE for one reason - it had <ctrl><pgup> and <ctrl><pgdn> mapped to go to the top and bottom of the page respectively.
Unless, of course, there's already a way to do that, and I'm too dense to see it :)
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Anonymous
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2009-04-26
Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End should do what you want if I understand what your asking correctly.
I'd rather have Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDn act similar to firefox where its the previous and next tab on the list not last opened as the Ctrl+Tab combo does.
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This doesn't do what is being asked. CTRL+HOME goes to the top of the file, and CTRL+END goes to the bottom of the file. What is being asked (and was answered) is how to go to the top of the current screen/page and the bottom of the current screen/page.
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Anonymous
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2009-04-29
Yes, I realized that after CChris answered, no need to reiterate his answer. Saying current view, current visible page, or what you said would have made more sense than just current page. It's a little vague.
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In the Shortcut mapper, Scintilla commands tab, look for the SCI_STUTTEREDPAGEUP message. I am not sure why it bears this name, but it does what you are looking for, ie go to top of visible page, and you can assign it to Ctrl-PgUp, like I did, or to anythhing you like better.
You'll probably want to also map the 3 other companion messages to Shift-Ctrl-PgUp, Ctrl-PgDn and Shift-Ctrl-PgDn. Guessing the names of the messages to map is left as an exercise :-) (don't look too far)
CChris
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Apologies if this has been asked for. I tried to search, but got all kinds of hits not related to N++...
Anyway, I really miss my old DOS editor PE for one reason - it had <ctrl><pgup> and <ctrl><pgdn> mapped to go to the top and bottom of the page respectively.
Unless, of course, there's already a way to do that, and I'm too dense to see it :)
Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End should do what you want if I understand what your asking correctly.
I'd rather have Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDn act similar to firefox where its the previous and next tab on the list not last opened as the Ctrl+Tab combo does.
This doesn't do what is being asked. CTRL+HOME goes to the top of the file, and CTRL+END goes to the bottom of the file. What is being asked (and was answered) is how to go to the top of the current screen/page and the bottom of the current screen/page.
Yes, I realized that after CChris answered, no need to reiterate his answer. Saying current view, current visible page, or what you said would have made more sense than just current page. It's a little vague.
In the Shortcut mapper, Scintilla commands tab, look for the SCI_STUTTEREDPAGEUP message. I am not sure why it bears this name, but it does what you are looking for, ie go to top of visible page, and you can assign it to Ctrl-PgUp, like I did, or to anythhing you like better.
You'll probably want to also map the 3 other companion messages to Shift-Ctrl-PgUp, Ctrl-PgDn and Shift-Ctrl-PgDn. Guessing the names of the messages to map is left as an exercise :-) (don't look too far)
CChris