Project
IntelliJ IDEA
Priority
Major
Type
Bug
Fix versions
No Fix versions
State
Can't Reproduce
Assignee
Kirill Kalishev
Subsystem
Editor. Editing Text
Affected versions
No Affected versions
Fixed in build
No Fixed in build
  • Created by   Serge Baranov
    5 years ago (27 Feb 2006 06:02)
  • Updated by   Alexander Chernikov
    4 weeks ago (12 Jan 2012 22:33)
  • Jira: IDEADEV-11571
    (history, comments)
 
IDEA-31532 Caret Position in Editor not preserved when Tabs Not Visible
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Sam Ramsden reports:

You need to have 2 "long" java files available... ie longer than a page or
two so that you can easily tell that your caret position has changed.
You need to have Settings ...... Tab Appearance, Editer Tab placement =
"none".


Open your first file and put the cursor at the very top of the file
(ctrl+home)
Open your second file and put the cursor at the very top of the file
(ctrl+home)

Go back to your first file using "Recent Files..." list and put the cursor
at the very bottom of the file (ctrl+end)
Go back to your second file using "Recent Files..." list and put the
cursor at the very bottom of the file (ctrl+end).

Is the cursor in the expected position when you flip between these two
files or did it manage to find it's way back to the top or to the class
declaration of the java source?


If you make the Editor Tabs visible again, you'll see the correct
behaviour when you repeat the above test.
Comments (2)
 
History
 
Linked Issues (?)
 
Matt Hall
  Matt Hall
07 Jul 2009 23:41
2 years ago
This issue is still present in v8.1.3 and also in v9M1, see attached video. Very hard to do any development when your cusor positions are lost, please fix.
Alexander Chernikov
  Alexander Chernikov
12 Jan 2012 22:33
4 weeks ago
112.406: can't reproduce.
The attached movie shows different issue than described, since the tabs are visible there. It is also obsolete.
Related Changes
Resolved Date
4 weeks ago (12 Jan 2012 22:33)
State
OpenCan't Reproduce