Robomongo: Line Number

Created on 28 Mar 2014  路  9Comments  路  Source: Studio3T/robomongo

I didn't find any Issue regarding this, but I would love to see a line number in the TextMode view.

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It works in OSX (10.9) and Robomongo 0.8.4:

  • ctrl + F11
    OR
  • ctrl + fn + F11

depending on your system preferences , when the latter is more probable because by default the F1-F12 are enabled to to other things (raise volume/brightness, for instance) and you have to push "fn" key first to say the system you want to use one of these F1-F12 keys.

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That would be very useful when you have an error that tell you the line number where it is but, oh!, there's no line number and you have to 1) manually copy-paste the code in a text editor or 2) count line by line...

+1.
Had a document with about 1000 lines, but error was on the line 102

This is a dupe of #449. Line numbers are available in Robomongo 0.8.4 (Windows) but were broken in OS X. I've also implemented #564, which is a new user preference to have line numbers displayed by default for new shell / edit windows :)

They are not available then in Linux either.

@Loki-Afro Can you try to toggle line numbers with Ctrl+F11 in Linux? I think that should work in Robomongo 0.8.4, but I haven't had a chance to test that recently.

Thanks!

It does work, with KDE but not on my XFCE, probability a key-mapping issue on my side, thank you ;)

It works in OSX (10.9) and Robomongo 0.8.4:

  • ctrl + F11
    OR
  • ctrl + fn + F11

depending on your system preferences , when the latter is more probable because by default the F1-F12 are enabled to to other things (raise volume/brightness, for instance) and you have to push "fn" key first to say the system you want to use one of these F1-F12 keys.

@antonimmo this works on Linux too! (Ubuntu)

  • Robo3T 1.1.1

It works in OSX (10.9) and Robomongo 0.8.4:

  • ctrl + F11
    OR
  • ctrl + fn + F11

depending on your system preferences , when the latter is more probable because by default the F1-F12 are enabled to to other things (raise volume/brightness, for instance) and you have to push "fn" key first to say the system you want to use one of these F1-F12 keys.

Worked for me

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