shortcut to go from search to document?

[cutcopypaste]

Is there a way to do this? after typing a search in ctrl+f, press something to put me back so I'm typing in the document again. I feel like I used to do this, but I may be insane.

[Kwelity]

I think you're asking for the 'ctrl+i' shortcut (by default)

Ctrl+i, then enter and you're in your page again.

[bronson]

With ctrl-F, hitting Esc takes you back to the document.

Seems like the only other difference between ctrl-F and ctrl-I is whether you need to press Enter or ctrl-G to go to the next match.

Is there anything else? At this point I don't see much reason to use ctrl-I. Getting ready to recover that keystroke to do something else...

[jps]

The only real difference between ctrl+i and ctrl+f is what enter does while the find panel has focus (close vs next result). Feel free to rebind ctrl+i if your muscle memory for find isn't to hit ctrl+i.

[Kicweed]

Speaking of moving between search and the actual results. Can I use the keyboard to open a result from the results pane of Find In Files?

Right now I double-click on the result I'm interested in to go to the file that contains it. Is there a way to do this by only using the keyboard? I've tried various combinations of Alt/Shit/Ctrl+Enter but nothing works. I've looked in the console after setting

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sublime.log_commands(1)

but I didn't see any relevant command being fired. Ultimately I'd like to be able to search across files, select a result and open it all without touching the mouse.

[jps]

Take a look at the items in the Find/Find Results menu

[Kicweed]

Take a look at the items in the Find/Find Results menu

That's exactly what I need. Heh, I guess I should have checked those entries. Thank you.

[qgates]

Is there anything else? At this point I don't see much reason to use ctrl-I. Getting ready to recover that keystroke to do something else...

I have noticed another difference which I find quite useful. Searching with Ctrl+i, if you hit Esc, it takes the cursor back to where you were before you started the search, whereas with Ctrl+f it leaves you at the current search occurrence. It's handy if you want to go look for something and come back to your current position.

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