Unless I'm in a project, I never see the arrow to all open files, because I
have the setting to always open files in a separate window, which is how I
prefer to work. (So many variables to explain our different experiences!)
I never noticed the dot-in-red-dot at upper left mentioned in another
I think the difference is whether you have one document or multiple documents
per window. The dots Simdude is seeing are in the sub-menu, which lists the
documents in the selected window. If the window has only one document, there is
no sub-menu, and BBEdit only has room for the active-window
12.1.5
On Wednesday, August 1, 2018 at 1:28:46 PM UTC-4, Barbara Snyder wrote:
>
> Interesting. I should have posted that I'm using version 12.1.5 (410102,
> 64-bit). What version are you using?
>
> Thanks -- Barbara
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 6:00:32 PM UTC-7, Simdude wrote:
>>
>> Sorry
I'm using [ManyTricks' Witch][1] for this.
[1]: https://manytricks.com/witch/
On 2 Aug 2018, at 19:28, Barbara Snyder wrote:
Thanks, Chris. I didn't know about the Windows palette and now will
keep it
open at all times! Also I gave it a shortcut, as you suggested.
I guess I don't
Thanks, Chris. I didn't know about the Windows palette and now will keep it
open at all times! Also I gave it a shortcut, as you suggested.
I guess I don't understand why the Windows dropdown menu couldn't use the
same implementation (highlight + dot). Anyway, I'll go through the proper
On 07/31/2018, at 18:24, Barbara Snyder mailto:barb...@signalfx.com>> wrote:
> Am I making this up (that I could always see the dot, even if I was looking
> at the current doc)?
Hey Barbara,
It looks that way... :)
> I can make a request to put the dot on the right or something, so as not
Simdude, I don't use projects BTW so don't see that right-arrow. I'm just
talking about on the main Window dropdown. If you see a dot on the main
window dropdown for the active doc, can you post an example showing that?
Sounds like I'm just making this up and if so, I'll enter a feature
OK yes I forgot about the checkmark, but other people are saying that if a
doc is dirty, even if it's the current doc, they are seeing the dot. I am
not.
Kerri said she is using 12.2. Can I get ahold of that?
Is it at all possible that there is some setting that has affected this
behavior?
On 7/31/18 at 7:24 PM, barb...@signalfx.com (Barbara Snyder) wrote:
[...]
Am I making this up (that I could always see the dot, even if I
was looking at the current doc)?
The short answer :) is this behavior is not new; BBEdit has used
a checkmark to denote the active window for quite some
Interesting. I should have posted that I'm using version 12.1.5 (410102,
64-bit). What version are you using?
Thanks -- Barbara
On Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 6:00:32 PM UTC-7, Simdude wrote:
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> Sorry Barbara. Hit Post before I finished. I switched back to index.md
> (the dirty file) and the
Sorry Barbara. Hit Post before I finished. I switched back to index.md (the
dirty file) and the dot remained even though it was the front (active)
document. i.e. it didn't switch the the checkmark like your example.
--
This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a
feature
I could have sworn that I was always able to see the dot marking a dirty
doc when looking at the Window dropdown. Today I noticed that there is a
checkmark next to the document I am in, which is nice and which I don't
remember being there before (but maybe I just forgot), but the checkmark is
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