In xcode I type cmd-shift up/down to switch between .h and .c files. How do I do that in CLion? Or more usefully, what would that action be called in the keymap? I don't find the keymap names terribly usefully named. None stand out for this purpose, including after the usual googling.
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The shortcut is called 'Related Symbol' in the keymap.
On Mac it defaults to Ctrl+Cmd+Up,
on Windows/Linux -- to Ctrl+Alt+Home.
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2Ubuntu running o a Mac: Ctrl + Alt + fn + Left – Adrian Schneider Oct 31 '17 at 08:32
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Does not work for me. Do .c and .h files have to be in the same folder? I use CMake and my headers are in a separate `includes` directory. Is there a workaround? – Aleksei Petrenko Jul 16 '20 at 02:53
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To switch between .h and .c files I use F10 key or the Navigate menu in CLion in Linux system:
F10 Header/Source
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It does not work in Ubuntu 18.04 because of the stupid system-wide Ubuntu shortcut – Aleksei Petrenko Mar 04 '20 at 19:55
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Aleksei Petrenko you can change this shortcut in Keymap option in Setting. My system is Debian 10, and Altgr+F10 it's free for this purpose. – Gianluca Ghisleni Mar 05 '20 at 19:05
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Found my way here from the linked question regarding Android Studio. In Windows Android Studio 4.0.1 seems to support F10 as well (ctrl + alt + home works too, but pressing single key is much more convenient). – Scam Nov 12 '20 at 11:11
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you can try: Navigate | Related Symbol
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3This doesn't sound like an answer. If you're sure this works, kindly elaborate your point. – CinCout Dec 17 '15 at 03:12
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If header and implementation files are already open you can switch between windows with double-shift and enter keys.
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