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I'm using TextWrangler as my main editor and am looking for a macro command that can change the buffer I'm working on. It's really annoying having to touch the mouse each time I need to change file.

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Look on the View menu for "Next Document" and "Previous Document". The default shortcut keys are ⌥⌘] (option-cmd-]) and ⌥⌘[ (option+command+[).

If the files are in different windows, use the standard OS X combination of ⌘+`

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Thanks Doug it works but it navigates through documents in a strange way a bit unpredictable I could say(not top to bottom or bottom to top) do you know why this is? – rabidmachine9 Aug 3 '10 at 18:55
Nope, that's not clear to me. Sorry. – Doug Harris Aug 3 '10 at 18:58
Found this "The Next/Previous document commands now work in MRU (most recently used) order. When closing a document, you will be taken to the most recently used document (previously you were taken to the next document in the list in the Documents Drawer)." -- from barebones.com/support/textwrangler/notes_tw21.html – Doug Harris Aug 3 '10 at 18:59
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