Good point. I never really use the recently used files list, just CTRL-N all the time, as it's irrelevant to me if I've used it recently or not, I just want to find it. If I bring up the recently used files list, start typing and the class I want isn't in there then I have to get to CTRL-N anyway.
Thomas Singer wrote: >>The other enhancement I would add is to allow you to press CTRL-N from the >>CTRL-E list. For example, if you start typing in the CTRL-E list, the text >>you type will turn red if the file is not in the list. If the text is red, >>you should be able to press CTRL-N and that text should be carried forward >>into the CTRL-N window. Even if the text is not red you should be able to >>do that. > > > What about a merge of both? Press Ctrl-N and the recently used files > are shown. When you now start typing, you get the old Ctrl-N > behaviour. > > Tom > > > >>The other enhancement I would add is to allow you to press CTRL-N from the >>CTRL-E list. For example, if you start typing in the CTRL-E list, the text >>you type will turn red if the file is not in the list. If the text is red, >>you should be able to press CTRL-N and that text should be carried forward >>into the CTRL-N window. Even if the text is not red you should be able to >>do that. >> >>cc > > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
