Ctrl+TAB does take you to the last tab in the tab cycle, and you are correct, the timing of that is fiarly quick. Based on what you are saying, you might be a lot happier using Ctrl+PageUp / Ctrl+PageDown to cycle through editor tabs. They work slightly differently in that they cycle through tabs in the order that they are displayed ( Left <==> Right ) *not* in the order they were last viewed.

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JeffG

Thanks, that ctrl+pgup/dn is a good tip. I think I ran across that by accident once. I like the previous-tab mechanism of ctrl+tab. I was hoping that the timing was configurable, or disable-able. I would configure it, if I could, to never reset until I let go of the ctrl key.
Feature requested! :)

Thanks again for your prompt reply.

I second this feature request. I often have a dozen or so files open, and rely on ctrl-tab to switch between a few recently opened files, but often pause along the way to see if I'm looking at the file I want. The timeout mucks with this approach.

I've got Komodo 5.1 now, and I love the quick open feature.
However, ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab don't behave like they used to in 5.0. In fact, I can't figure how what the new behavior or timing is. I just get lost when I use them now, and that's a hard habit to break.
Sometimes it toggles between two tabs, sometimes it seems to rotate between more than two tabs, but skip some tabs all together. I can't figure it out.
Thanks for any advice.