Regardless of auto-hide etc. I tend to agree with the original post in that a single key to close everything except the code window would be very usfull.
I would like to go a stage further and suggest that it should be a toggle between max code window and current settings for all windows in that if several panes are open and key is hit you get left with max code window. Hit the key again and it returns the ide to it's original state prior to max code window. Hope this makes sense. Also a related request: Could we have auto-hide of panes that make no sense in the current context. eg. In our projects I often find myself using idea to edit a simple test ASP file. But I also usually have the structure pane open and of course this makes no sense for ASP and so is left blank - better to auto-hide it until a file type that can use it is selected in the editor. H Jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Tuesday, April 16, 2002, 10:06:28 AM, you wrote: > > > > > I find myself wishing for a simple keystroke that would > > fold down all open > > > panes (project, find, build, ant,...) at once and thus maximize my > > > codewindow again. > > > > Setting the panes to "auto hide" could do the trick. I use > > this, because I only > > need one pane at a time, and most of the time I only do a > > single operation in > > it. If I need (as an example) to open multiple files at once, > > I set the pane to > > "auto hide off", open all, and set it back... > > > > Maybe you can use this feature... > > Thanks for the tip. > I had missed that feature, and it does help quite a bit :-) > I have now also assigned alt-A to 'toggle autoHide' so I can do this with > keyboard as well. > So maybe what we need is a 'set autohide for all panes' key-function instead > :-) > > Regards Jan _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
