> This dialog is almost completely useless. It only contains 6 more > files than the Window menu in a non-resizeable dialog. SciTE's Buffers > menu can contain many more paths. In VS .Net, the Solution Explorer > can, at least, be resized and organized with folders.
I don't think you understand. It is not the number of items that matter, it's selecting the buffer via incremental typing, then pressing Enter to switch to it. Scite's buffer menu does net help this since as a menu item, it is not capable of receiving incremental typing, and it's indexed by buffer number as well. Solution explorer is for other purpose not suited for quick buffer switching. > SciTE should be used where it works well rather than be distorted > to handle tasks which are better suited to more ambitious programs. If > you have 50 files opened you should be using an environment that > understands the relationship between those 50 files. In my understanding, scite in one way excell because it's very light in memory consumption and can handle plenty of open files without chocking the rest of the process, even in a very low-spec computer. Other alternative that provide this lightness is notepad.exe. -- dsw _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
