Ctrl-tab

src/backup/todo.txt

@@ -1,8 +1,12 @@
-- What precise workflow do I need for me to be viable to use this?
+! What precise workflow do I need for me to be viable to use this?
-- From a user (novice) point of view, how does it look like?
+! From a user (novice) point of view, how does it look like?
+
+- Rename: Ctrl-C instead?
+- If I want to make the ID / pointer design right, (mostly I think for coroutines) I think all the pointers need to be accessed through a broad ID interface without exposing pointers. This seems like a giga hassle.
+    - What would we do if the pointer disappered? should Null work as dev null in some circumstances or should all the operations be done one console?
+    - Seems like over reaction but probably the "correct" thing to do?
 
 Use session 2
-- Add ctrl-tab to go back to last buffer
 - I can't change browser currently, maybe syntax like :Set InternetBrowser "firefox"
 - BUILD annoying: Console or use the other window / the window which is already being used
 

src/text_editor/buffer.cpp

@@ -1569,7 +1569,7 @@ void ReopenBuffer(Buffer *buffer) {
 void SaveBuffer(Buffer *buffer) {
     Scratch scratch;
     String  string  = AllocCharString(scratch, buffer);
-    bool    success = WriteFile(buffer->name, string);
+    bool success = WriteFile(buffer->name, string);
 
     if (success) {
         buffer->file_mod_time = GetFileModTime(buffer->name);

src/text_editor/commands.cpp

@@ -888,6 +888,12 @@ void Command_CloseAll() {
     CoAdd(Coro_CloseAll);
 } RegisterCommand(Command_CloseAll, "");
 
+void Command_JumpPrev() {
+    BSet main = GetBSet(LastActiveLayoutWindowID);
+    JumpToLastValidView(main.window);
+    NextActiveWindowID = main.window->id;
+} RegisterCommand(Command_JumpPrev, "ctrl-tab");
+
 void Command_Prev() {
     BSet main = GetBSet(LastActiveLayoutWindowID);
     main.window->skip_checkpoint = true;