| The method, as it is, has been implemented due to the following
    reason as chromatograms are stored in different hierachies, e.g.: 
 CDF -> chromatogram.cdf
 Agilent -> Chromatogram.D/DATA.MS
 MassHunter -> Chromatogram.D/acqData/MSScan.xsd, MSScan.bin, ...
 Waters -> Chromatogram.raw/_FUNC001.DAT, _FUNC001.IDX, ...
 ...
 
 Hence, the user don't like to see "Chromatogram.D/DATA.MS" or
    "DATA.MS". I just want to see the name "Chromatogram".
 But I agree with you, that it could be beneficial to see the type
    "Agilent", "MassHunter", ... of the displayed chromatogram.
 
 But another problem would then occur, when you try to save the
    chromatogram. It would be then saved e.g. as "Chromatogram1
    Agilent.cdf" instead of just "Chromatogram1.cdf".
 
 Anyhow, I encourage you and other to play with the software and to
    find a smart solution that's not breaking the current functionality,
    e.g. that only the editor displays additional information of the
    chromatogram type, e.g. getName() + " [" + chromatogram.getVendor()
    + "]".
 
 
 Best,
 Philip
 
 
 Am 27.08.2016 um 07:47 schrieb Trig
      Chen:
 
      Check the source code of method
org.eclipse.chemclipse.model.core.AbstractChromatogram.extractNameFromFile(String),
        it trims the file extension such .ocb, .tms. This would bring
        some confusion in the case that two files have same names but
        different extensions.
         For example, I had a sample acquiring spectrum with vendor
          A's instrument and got a result file "sample.cdf". I also had
          this sample acqiring another spectrum with vendor B's
          instrument and got another result file "sample.ms ". 
          When there two file are opened in OpenChrom at the same time,
          it would be difficult to distinguish the editor parts for
          their same tab title.
 So,  is it necessary to trim the file extension for the
          editor part tab title? _______________________________________________
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