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Pressing escape when viewing a preview buffer should return user to previous buffer
Man oh man do I love ST2.
I'd like to recommend a new feature. When I click on a file once in the sidebar, a "preview" buffer appears (a tab-less buffer). This is nice, but I'd like to be able to press ESC to return me to the previous tab/buffer I was viewing rather than having to click somewhere.
For example: double-click a file in the sidebar, notice that a tab has appeared containing that file's buffer. Now click once on another file in the sidebar, and notice that a tabless buffer appears. If I'm done viewing that file's contents, I need to click the first file's tab in order to make the tabless buffer appear.
I'd like to recommend a new feature. When I click on a file once in the sidebar, a "preview" buffer appears (a tab-less buffer). This is nice, but I'd like to be able to press ESC to return me to the previous tab/buffer I was viewing rather than having to click somewhere.
For example: double-click a file in the sidebar, notice that a tab has appeared containing that file's buffer. Now click once on another file in the sidebar, and notice that a tabless buffer appears. If I'm done viewing that file's contents, I need to click the first file's tab in order to make the tabless buffer appear.
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Thanks for the request. There are already a couple of ways of doing this from the keyboard:
- close the transient file, via ctrl+f4 or command+w
Customer support service by UserEcho
Thanks for the request. There are already a couple of ways of doing this from the keyboard:
- ctrl+tab back to the previous file