Submitted by Kim Kokkonen on Fri, 2019-09-06 10:53
I've used this plugin for a long time, but after installing Eclipse 2019-06 on a new dev machine I was disappointed to see that the Eclipse Marketplace wouldn't at first find the plugin and then wouldn't let me install it, saying it was incompatible.
Fortunately the old install method using an update site still works. Finding the update URL was a challenge in itself, but it can be seen using the larger down-arrow link near the top of this page. Here it is:
Just use this link with the good-old method: Help, Install New Software, Add, provide name (I used Borland Marks to distinguish from another plugin also called Quick Bookmarks) and URL, and then follow the installation prompts.
It's working fine for me. Thanks for continuing to provide this plugin!
quick bookmark not shown in 2018-12 while i search in market client..please help me how to i install that..i tried differnt ways like adding favorites but not shown in search bar
I agree with previous comment that about using the two function keys for setting and a single function key for going to bookmark. I can probably manually remap.
I have been using Quickmarks plug-in for a lot of years, but it hasn't worked since Eclipse 4.0. One of the things that I really like about it is that it uses numbers to represent the bookmark instead a single generic icon for every bookmark. When I create a quickmark/bookmark for function key 7, a "7" shows up on the editor.
Thanks for the plug-in, cannot believe Eclipse doesn't have something as basic as this that probably every IDE has. This is one of my most used features.
It would be really nice, if Ctrl-N was not limited to the current file. Is there an easy way to goto the next bookmark, regarless which file it is located in? Likewise: is there a an easy way (like Ctrl-P) to goto the previous bookmark, even if it is located in another file?
One suggestion: In my opinion, setting bookmark should be Alt+Shift+[digit] and go to bookmark Alt+[digit].
Reasons:
- Go to bookmark is most common operation, setting bookmark isn't. Less buttons, more convenience.
- Setting bookmark is destructive operation (you remove previous bookmark with [digit]). The Alt key used here as a confirmation.
- Checking all bookmarks: Pressing Alt and going through 1-9 can be done with one hand. Pressing Alt+Shift and going through 1-9 can't.
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Using in Eclipse 2019-06 (4.12.0)
Submitted by Kim Kokkonen on Fri, 2019-09-06 10:53
I've used this plugin for a long time, but after installing Eclipse 2019-06 on a new dev machine I was disappointed to see that the Eclipse Marketplace wouldn't at first find the plugin and then wouldn't let me install it, saying it was incompatible.
Fortunately the old install method using an update site still works. Finding the update URL was a challenge in itself, but it can be seen using the larger down-arrow link near the top of this page. Here it is:
http:**www.domui.org*eclipse-updates* (replaced / with *)
Just use this link with the good-old method: Help, Install New Software, Add, provide name (I used Borland Marks to distinguish from another plugin also called Quick Bookmarks) and URL, and then follow the installation prompts.
It's working fine for me. Thanks for continuing to provide this plugin!
quick bookmark not shown in 2018-12
Submitted by Krishna Krish on Thu, 2019-02-28 05:21
quick bookmark not shown in 2018-12 while i search in market client..please help me how to i install that..i tried differnt ways like adding favorites but not shown in search bar
Don't work remap key Bookmark 2
Submitted by Marco A on Thu, 2017-08-10 08:18
I'm also a delphi developer, and I would reproduce the same shortcut.
So, I coustomize Navigates to the "Quick Bookmark #2" with "Ctrl+2" but it doesn't work. With another keys it works, only with Ctrl+2 don't
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enhancement suggestion
Submitted by Bo Berney on Tue, 2015-07-28 09:37
I agree with previous comment that about using the two function keys for setting and a single function key for going to bookmark. I can probably manually remap.
I have been using Quickmarks plug-in for a lot of years, but it hasn't worked since Eclipse 4.0. One of the things that I really like about it is that it uses numbers to represent the bookmark instead a single generic icon for every bookmark. When I create a quickmark/bookmark for function key 7, a "7" shows up on the editor.
Thanks for the plug-in, cannot believe Eclipse doesn't have something as basic as this that probably every IDE has. This is one of my most used features.
Goto next bookmark in next file?
Submitted by Lars WH on Wed, 2015-01-14 12:16
It would be really nice, if Ctrl-N was not limited to the current file. Is there an easy way to goto the next bookmark, regarless which file it is located in? Likewise: is there a an easy way (like Ctrl-P) to goto the previous bookmark, even if it is located in another file?
Nice plugin!
Submitted by Chris De Vries on Mon, 2013-12-09 05:00
As an ex Delphi developer i realy missed this quick bookmark feture. Did you know that Toad for Oracle also supports this?
I only got one thing that can be improved on:
You cannot use this plugin for XML files.
Very handy plugin
Submitted by Boris Brodski on Wed, 2013-10-16 05:50
Very nice plugin. Thank you!
One suggestion: In my opinion, setting bookmark should be Alt+Shift+[digit] and go to bookmark Alt+[digit].
Reasons:
- Go to bookmark is most common operation, setting bookmark isn't. Less buttons, more convenience.
- Setting bookmark is destructive operation (you remove previous bookmark with [digit]). The Alt key used here as a confirmation.
- Checking all bookmarks: Pressing Alt and going through 1-9 can be done with one hand. Pressing Alt+Shift and going through 1-9 can't.