Thanks for trying understand me.
Ok, so when I use any IDE I expect & actually want it, that I can
group files into project (yeah Geany supports it by term "session").
After that I can select some files into tab & work with them, if I dont need some
file I can exclude it from tab, but not from project bcouse it means that I dont want this file
currently but this file should stay included into project. For example when I load Geany
related files from project file I see all tabs are open and for me its difficult to navigation between them.
It would be much usefull for me if I can select into tabs files which I need dynamically.
I look on tabs like fast navigation between
needed files for some short period.
In next time when I load same project I can select another files into tabs, but I want that rest of files
which belongs to this project stay here.
May be the missunderstanding comes from
different terms which we use:
- I use the term "project" and by this I mean that files which I loaded into
sidebar will stay here (most of them) for a some long time.
- You use the term "session", and probably it means you want use loaded files
for some short time?
Actually this "tab" behaviour is standart for most of the IDE I has been used.
P.S.
Not sure if I can explain clearly, sorry but I dont speak english good :-)
On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 1:44 AM, Lex Trotman
<elextr@gmail.com> wrote:
On 22 January 2013 10:32, vadim kochan <
vadim4j@gmail.com> wrote:
> I like current system, but I dont like to keep all loaded files in tabs,
presence? If so, thats a significant change to the way tabs operate,
and different to most other applications. The normal practice is for
tab closing to unload the file, but if it doesn't then users could be
surprised by the growing memory usage as files stayed in memory.
Why do you want to do this? You haven't explained that yet, so nobody
can suggest possible alternate mechanisms.
> so for me it's more usefull when I can select some target documents into
> tabs
> & fast switch between them.
Sure, thats the point of tabs, but not sure why you want the other files loaded?
>
> Thanks for suggestions, going to re-think how to move it into a plugin, but
> I feel
> it will be complicated)
Ok, but do try to answer the questions above, that way we can help you
produce a solution that solves your problem and others problems too.
If you have a problem then others are likely to have a similar issue
too, so lets understand the problem and then look for a common, and
*simple* :) solution.
Cheers
Lex