[Enhancement] "Run Previous Script" menu item -> hold Ctrl to EDIT script source file

[sasumner]

I have several levels of folders to organize my Pythonscripts into different categories. As such, it can be a bit of a chore to navigate to one nested a bit down from the top (that I use infrequently enough to not bind a keystroke combo to it). It is even more disheartening when the script errors out and I need to see its source to determine what went wrong, and I realize I have to do that folder menu navigation again. Okay, it's not that big of a deal, but...

Wouldn't it be nice if the "Run Previous Script" had the same functionality as the scripts themselves do, namely hold Ctrl down while choosing "Run Previous Script" and it will open that script into an editor tab (or simply activate the editor tab if by some odd chance it is already open)?

[sasumner]

While this is a great feature when using the menus tho choose "Run Previous Script" while holding down the Ctrl key, I recently had a need to temporarily assign a shortcut key to this item.

Of course I chose "Ctrl+whatever" for the shortcut key, and found that it didn't run the script, but rather pulled the script source code into the editor.

It makes perfect sense that this happened, but the lesson is: If you really want the shortcut to run the script, don't assign Ctrl as the only modifier.