Jakob Schulze

You can switch to stack based ctrl+tab behaviour in Settings->Environment->Notebook apperance->Use stack based tab-switching Should this be default behaviour? I mean just have the option ticket when doing a fresh install.

Can you reproduce this flashing? Is this flashing because of the short pressing of the ctrl+tab keys? yes and yes. I would keep it as it is too, I think the current bevahiour is even better than the alternative. The short view of the (ctrl+tab) dialog is intuitive, since it suggests the possibility of holding down the key longer and interacting with the dialog.

Can you reproduce this flashing? Is this flashing because of the short pressing of the ctrl+tab keys? yes and yes. I would keep it as it is too, I think the current bevahiour is even better than the alternative. The short view of the (ctrl+tab) dialog is intuitive, since it suggests the possibility of holding down the key longer and interacting with the dialog.

Thank you very much bluehazzard! With this option set the behaviour is exactly what I wanted. Does this actually close this ticket? The asker specified a behaviour where the mentioned dialog does not show at all. However, since it flashes very shortly and IMHO does not hinder the workflow I would consider the ticket closed. I mentioned a duplicate assignment in the wiki. Is it necessary/useful to change something there?

I am considering using code::blocks for a bigger project, but this misbehaviour really slows down a potential workflow so I am already considering alternatives. So for me this ticket here is quite important. Is there any update or a somewhat responsible programmer? (I know, it is open source and programming resources are sparce) Sorry for bugging you.

Any update on this? I almost created a duplicate to this ticket => I too want this feature. Note, that the shortcut ctrl-tab is assigned twice (once in editor and once in Files): http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/Keyboard_Shortcuts#Files http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php/Keyboard_Shortcuts#Editor