Programming With Castalia : IDE Changes : Editor Changes : Bookmark Stack

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The bookmark stack is a unique method of navigating through your source code. The bookmark stack allows you to move through your code in a pre-defined path. The bookmark stack is used by Castalia's Code Templates and can also be used manually.

To push a bookmark, press <F2>, or press the appropriate button on the Navigation Toolbar.

To pop a bookmark, press <Esc> or press the appropriate button on the Navigation Toolbar.

To swap the current location with the bookmark on top of the stack, press <Shift+Esc>.

You can also traverse the bookmark stack without pushing or popping bookmarks. See the Navigation Toolbar for details.

Pushing a bookmark on the stack places a small subscript at the location of the bookmark. This subscript indicates the depth of the bookmark in the stack, or how many bookmarks you would need to pop in order to read that location.

See also: Code Templates, Navigation Toolbar