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| ^ Default Shortcut | Alt+O | | ^ Default Shortcut | Alt+O | | ||
| - | Open Opposite - opens pair file. It is not relevant to all syntaxes, but for active for that which has pair file mask maintained (fex C++, header and implementation files) in [[syntax: | + | Open Opposite - opens pair file. It is not relevant to all syntaxes, but for active for that which has pair file mask maintained (fex C++, header, and implementation files) in [[syntax: |
| ===== How it works ===== | ===== How it works ===== | ||
| - | If you have file test.cpp open and press //Open Opposite// HippoEDIT will try to open file test.h, because there is a file pair defined in schema, describing relation between *.cpp and *.h files. | + | If you have a file test.cpp open and press //Open Opposite// HippoEDIT will try to open file test.h, because there is a file pair defined in the schema, describing |
| If you do the same with test.h would be open test.cpp. And so on for all combinations of pairs. Maybe for Visual Basic it can be vb file and *.frm file, but name (without extension) should match. | If you do the same with test.h would be open test.cpp. And so on for all combinations of pairs. Maybe for Visual Basic it can be vb file and *.frm file, but name (without extension) should match. | ||
| #command | #command | ||