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On 2015-05-03 16:59, Max Rydahl
Andersen wrote:
On 1 May 2015, at 21:39, Doug Schaefer wrote:
I’ve been playing with VS Code for a
little bit. It’s really basic at the moment. But one feature
that caught my eye is how it organizes the list of open editors.
It doesn’t use tabs like a lot of IDEs do. Instead, it keeps a
list of open editors in the “Project Explorer” equivalent, as
the top element of the tree.
got a screenshot ?
Now I often have 10+ editors open at a
time and it’s a nightmare to manage them with the tabs. You can
never find the editor you want, even once the MRU battle
concluded, it’s still too hard.
I find Cmd+E and Cmd+3 pretty good at showing the list of recent
files and if I could I would go for getting back my real estate
rather than need another view. Would it be something better
integrated into project explorer as a top level node in projects
instead of a new view ?
/max
I might give this a try once Mars is done
and maybe create an Opened Editors view that can be placed just
above the Project/Package Explorer to see how well this works.
Has anyone seen a plug-in that does that already?
Doug.
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