On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 13:28:44 +0000 Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com wrote:
Probably using the project path would be easier. But Geany allows files from outside the project open,
That's one of the reasons why I've written that Geany has "no real" project support. That's a point that should be discussed too.
Another way is the manual grouping. A colleague of mine always uses this approach. He create a group and adds some file to it. There is no path visible, only the group as node. He uses Mr.Ed as editor (on Windows).
Personally I don't like this, you'd have to do it at every startup unless the groups were remembered, and a useful auto-group would still be useful anyway.
I agree. I work with my files structured by directories too. Nevertheless, it could be a solution. ;-)
One question: stripping the path means, that all entries of the list will display its path?
src/main.c src/foo.h src/bar.c lib/xy.c lib/abc.c doc/README doc/LICENSE doc/manual.txt ....
If so, I would prefer the directories as node of an tree.
[-] src/ main.c foo.h bar.c [-] lib/ xy.c abc.c [-] doc/ README LICENSE manual.txt [+] folded/ ....