Kristoffer Lund�wrote:
On 7/2/07, Paolo Borelli <pborelli katamail com> wrote:- Configurable chars to be part of word -- like in gnome-terminal's option: "Select-by-word characters"Having underscore as a word character would do the right thing in almost any file of any language including many plain text. It's not random that all (?) regexp engines include them by default in the "word character group", usually \w, together with letters and numbers, and so does just about any text editor I can recall using. That it doesn't here should be considered a real bug. The others would be useful but aren't as critical, and in some situations, like rename, they are actually contra-productive. It's a trade-off, and moreover, it needs language-specific info to work well. Yeah, I don't care so much about the other chars.� To me, underscore is the essential one. Alt+0 would be fine for me..� :)- gedit has Alt+1,2,3,4... to jump directly to the 1st, 2nd, 3d etc tab I would not mind having also a way to go to the last used tab, but choosing the right key combination is a painFor this specific scheme, ALT+0 springs to mind as logical. Which would then of course also toggle between the last two used.. Thanks Kristoffer. |