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ESTK goto linenumber

Explorer ,
Jul 01, 2008 Jul 01, 2008
Hi,
is there any way to go directly to a line number with the ESTK ? I am getting tired scrolling within a rather long script.
Stefan
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People's Champ ,
Jul 01, 2008 Jul 01, 2008
Hi you will be pleased to learn that "No, I don't think that you can get a particular line calling it" BUT you can with ESTK2, add bookmarks (I hope this is the good term in english, I have a fr estk here).
Then you can navigate through the bookmarks. If you have ten bookmarks, I guess you can't access the 8th instantanately but pressing F2 mny times will allow you to navigate very quick through your code.
Loic
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Explorer ,
Jul 01, 2008 Jul 01, 2008
Hi Loic,
well this helps some but if I get an error message in line 328, which I do not know beforehand, I cannot use bookmarks
Thanks
Stefan
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People's Champ ,
Jul 01, 2008 Jul 01, 2008
another thing that you may do, but it's clearly crap, is to add comments like //lnX where x is incremental
//ln5
/*
script here
*/
//ln10
etc.
Then youn can search for ln150 for example
But I do recognize this is the worst way of navigating ever.
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People's Champ ,
Jul 01, 2008 Jul 01, 2008
But you know what after all.
Just run your scipt into ESTK, it will point directly the line which is causing the error. Doesn't it ?
Loic
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Explorer ,
Jul 01, 2008 Jul 01, 2008
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loic_aigon wrote:
> But you know what after all.
> Just run your scipt into ESTK, it will point directly the line which is causing the error. Doesn't it ?
> Loic

ESTK was much better about this than ESTK2, FWIW.

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