Detlev Offenbach wrote:
x. Its a bit irritating in splitter layout having these docking windows
popping
one open and one close when I trigger a script. Nice to have the
exception at hand,
but a pain for the eyes. I would prefere the left and right panes
just keeping the
size I put them to. Shaking the source code once from right to left
is making me dizzy :-)
Splitter layout will vanish in eric4. eric3 has two operating modes, debug and
edit. For both modes you can set which windows should be shown and where they
should be placed. Carefully arranged, you can avoid the observed behavior.
Maybe a good idea, maybe not. Docking windows are always a bit tricky to
use.
Splitter windows are the most minimal approach to get all those windows
arranged, no
headers, no additinal controls. Space is precious on single monitor systems.
The docking layout is hardly usable. But dono what you plan for eric4.
Please try a more recent version and see, if it better fits your needs.
I did, running now 3.8.2.
BTW. There is another option I would like to put on the wishlist.
The popup when running a script, asking for environment. If you are coding
commandline apps its ok, if you are coding libraries its rarely needed.
<x popup environment options on exec> could do the job with an x as
default.
Thanks Jürgen
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