Not this this fixes anything, but recently closed tabs are usually near the top
of the CTRL-E list (I have the number of recent files set very high!).
The algorythm I would prefer is:
"Files that I am currently working in a lot should be kept in the editor
in preference to files that I am not working in that much."
:)
"currently" = the last hour or so
"working in a lot" = high "activity" within the file
"activity" = editing or /non-editing/ (moving around) events within
the file
cc
Paul Bradshaw wrote:
> No, they don't. Which is the whole problem.
>
> I like the fact that unmodified tabs are now closed first, rather than
> modified tabs being closed... however, that doesn't even come close to
> fixing the problem.
>
> The editor tabs need to be closed using an LRU method... the least recently
> viewed tab should be closed first. It is a constant thorn in my side that
> IDEA doesn't operate this way. In fact, I SWEAR that IDEA has an algorithm
> that always closes exactly the tab I want to look at next! :-)
>
> "Nathan Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > I just created a class (with a full set of tabs open) and when
> > navigating to an unopened class, the tab for the newly created class
> > disappeared. As the new class is implicitly accessed more recently than
> > any of the other open classes, surely one of the other tabs should have
> > been removed first? (I'm assuming that you close the tabs that have not
> > been accessed the longest first?)
> >
> > N.
> >
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