Sequence of events: 0:In editor 1:click on source tab - source tab opens 2:click on source tab - source tab closes 3:click on source tab - source tab opens 4:click on project tab - source tab closes, project tab opens 5:click on project tab - project tab closes, source tab opens <-- didn't expect that, just expected project tab to close 6:click on various tabs, getting queasy from the animations but not getting back to editor 7:give up and press escape
Until I sat down to write this message and went through the steps carefully thinking about them I never could figure out what the rule was for when a tab would close when you clicked on it when it was open and when it would jump to a different tab. The final rule has some logic behind it but requires the user to keep too much context in their head to predict what will happen when they click on an open tab. I think it would be much simpler for the user if clicking on an open tab just closed it and returned you to where you were before you opened any tabs. -- Mark _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
