Hey guys, I wanted to share something I messed around with today. It’s about going back to f2 after hitting f1. Sounds simple, right? Well, let me tell you, it took me a bit to figure this out, and I wanna show you how I did it.
The Start
So, I started by just jumping into my code editor. I had this function, let’s call it function1, that you get to by pressing f1. And then there’s function2, which is linked to f2. My goal was to find a way to get back to function2 after being in function1.
The Process
- First, I tried the obvious – just pressing f2 while I was in function1. Nope, didn’t work. It just stayed in function1 like it was glued there.
- Then, I thought, “Maybe there’s some sort of history or back button feature?” I looked through the menus and settings, but no luck. Nothing that seemed to do what I wanted.
- After that, I got a bit more technical. I started digging into the code of function1, looking for a way to maybe trigger function2 from within. I added some lines, trying to directly call function2 at the end of function1.
- I tested it out, and boom! It worked. When function1 finished, it jumped right into function2. It was like magic!
- But then, I wanted a way to just go back, not necessarily run all of function2. So, I added a condition. If I pressed a certain key, say ‘b’, it would exit function1 and go back to where I could press f2 again.
Wrapping It Up
And there you have it. It wasn’t as straightforward as I thought it would be, but I managed to get it working. Basically, I just added a way to call function2 from function1 or added a way to exit function1 early. Simple, but it did the trick. It’s always fun to figure these things out, and I hope this little story of my coding adventure helps someone out there. Keep on coding, folks!
I hope this was helpful!