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Hint2011-02-10 11:49:38
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Hint, 2011-02-10 11:49:38

Fast code navigation in Zend Studio?

Delphi has a very handy feature called Quick Bookmarks. I press CTRL + SHIFT + 1, the number 1 appears next to the current line. In another place I press CTRL + SHIFT + 2, the number 2 appears. Now when I press CTRL + 1 or CTRL + 2, I get to the desired line. Bookmarks are tied to the current session (not saved when the IDE is closed). Very handy when you need to simultaneously edit several sections of code or refer to related code.
Is there something similar in Zend Studio? Can this be added using plugins?
I've seen the bookmarking mechanism, but it's quite different. You have to use the mouse, make several clicks each time, you can’t quickly navigate through the bookmarks.

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BearOff, 2011-02-10
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If you right-click on a line number, the number is highlighted in green, and a green link mark appears to the right of the code window. I use such 'bookmarks', if there are few of them, that's enough.
These bookmarks are also stored between senances.
I’ll also pay attention to the combinations “alt + left / right”. They move to the previous/next context you were working in. However, in Zend, at least my ancient version 5.1, this works just like an idiot, moving, for example, not to the previous function with which I worked, but stupidly to the previous cursor position.
This movement works quite well, for example, in NetBeans.
Ctrl+shift+R - Opens a list of recently opened files.

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