Martin schrieb:
Your case *sounds* as if (I have not tested it) the file is opened a 2nd
time, and the IDE treats it as 2 different files.
Right, I noticed that only after your hint. My bad :-(
The display disabled menu entry, instead of display none makes sense.
Jumping to the same source, in an other window, is an interesting
feature, but should not be unde "move/clone" menu, (imho it would lead
to confusion there).
There could be a sub menu "find in other window"; though that leads to
more menu entries in the main popup, and the popup is already very big.
IMO a modification to the menu titles would be sufficient. Instead of
definite "Clone to..." a "Show clone in..." could serve both purposes:
Create a new clone only if none already exists in the target window.
I think the maximum of open files (not tabs, but unique files) I have
ended up with so far, would be around 40.
The maximum number of source windows I ever used would be around 9
Wow, now I'm happy to know that I'm not the only one, who uses multiple
editors and many open files at the same time :-)
DoDi
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