> They may use it for selecting files to be tiled on screen, > or they open that many files just because opening a file > in VS is sloooow. > If there are not that many files, switching with Ctrl+Tab > or Tab Bar is obviously faster.
On contrary, I have never seen vs developer actually "tile" the file, and I dont really see the advantage of tiling it. But I reckon that they really depended on Alt-W-W mainly caused by the tabs in vs is only a single row, and used up quickly. > Sometimes I want to reorder the tabs (e.g. by dragging them). on 1.66 win32, i can't drag them. but dragging meant having to search for the tab, which is something that can be tasking. > But if you use recent files from the File menu, the cursor position > remains unchanged. you're right, I just know that. And the bookmark is gone. And recent files got pushed out pretty quickly when I'm dealing with lots of files. > You can keep a filelist in the output pane, in a format > acceptable by double-click. Well, I have actually _used_ the output pane to inspect program's output, and keeping something that can be managed easily by scite is so-like-there's-no-easier-way. > How about adding a SciTE command to put the current filename > and cursor position in the output pane? > It seems trivial to implement, and it would work as cross-file > cross-directory bookmarks. I'd prefer scite has the option to save the cursor state + bookmarks + previous setting that has been set on each file. That way I could confidently close scite, having previously set it to save session, open the scite again tomorrow, and find out all of the states are back. -- dsw _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
