>Oh, ok, so if I read that right only the project base dir and below
>shows as a tree?
No, all open files are tree'ified. Its just that once a project is open it is
ensured that its base path gets its own tree node (labeled after the project)
>
>Maybe the selection should be called "Show Project Tree"
No, see above.
>
>Just a final check, commonly my directory layouts look like:
>
>```
>/data -- the raid array mount point
> foo -- the project name
> foo -- the git tree and the project base dir in foo.geany
> src
> foo.cpp
> lots more source
> foo.geany
> dev_build -- out of tree build dir
> foo -- the executable
> test_output -- unit test output file
> lots more stuff the build makes
>```
>So if I had project foo open and foo.cpp and test_output open I would
>get
>
>```
>/data/foo/dev_build
> test_output
>foo
> src
> foo.cpp
>```
Yes. But if you also had a /data/bar folder then it'd look like
```
/data
foo/dev_build
test_output
bar
file.txt
foo
src
foo.cpp
```
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