Added possibility to go back/forward script history by mouse buttons

[Chaosus]

I think its nice QoL change for users which have mouses with additional buttons (X1, X2) :)

[Calinou]

Note that these shortcuts may conflict with an eventual implementation of #16554 and #26272. We could bind those to keys instead, but it'd make the feature less convenient and harder to discover.

Still, I think having this is better than nothing 🙂

[Chaosus]

We could bind those to keys instead

Why not do both ? Unfortunately seems like editor shortcuts cannot be binded to mouse.

[Calinou]

@Chaosus I didn't realize it was possible to implement both on the same shortcut. Sounds good to me then.

And yes, the shortcut will have to be hardcoded for now since it uses mouse buttons.

[aaronfranke]

Hopefully this is optional, I use my extra mouse buttons for push-to-talk in programs like Discord, it would be a shame if I could no longer talk while editing code in Godot. I'm assuming that "script history" means undo/redo history.

[Zylann]

I like this idea, I use the Previous mouse button a lot (the one further away from the thumb) now that i discovered it does that in most code editors^^
I use the Next mouse button for push to talk as well (the one closest to the thumb), so I agree it should be optional, but it's still a really handy shortcut.

Btw how wo we know which of the XBUTTON is which? I'd expect the further one is Previous and the closer one is Next.

[Chaosus]

"script history" means undo/redo history.

This means pressing these buttons

my extra mouse buttons for push-to-talk in programs like Discord

These hotkeys reacts only if the cursor within script window

[Chaosus]

Sure, I can make a setting which disabling this behavior - how to name it ?

[BeayemX]

Could this also be extended to work with the inspector history (#19772) and maybe within the file system dock?

[aaronfranke]

"Use forward and back mouse buttons" would be my suggestion. I would want such a setting to globally disable their usage, including if #16554, #19772, and/or #26272 use them.

[Chaosus]

Meh, I'm to bored to make this PR properly

[aaronfranke]

Probably worth assigning the "salvageable" tag.