"Kirk Woll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message news: affe2s$96g$[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Interesting idea. It seems to me though that a popup would be too removed. > I already see all the open files that I want to keep open right there as > tabs. That would seem the logical location to allow me to select which ones > to keep open. If we used a popup I would have to scan the list and then > decide which files in there I want to keep open -- which would be too > unintuitive and indirect to save much time I think. > > Kirk
Hmm okay Kirk, I see what you mean. My popup idea is certainly quite strait-forward, but you have to read all the lines, check whether you want this and this class to be closed or not... So you would like something like CTRL-click like in the Windows explorer for selecting files, but applied to the tabs. Am I right ? You would hit a modifier key (for instance CTRL or ALT), click on the tabs you wish to close. Thoses tabs would be highlighted, and then hit another key stroke, or why not a context menu "close selected" and the it would close all the selected files. Or on the contrary, a context menu "close not selected files". Right ? When hitting shift-click to close, it not too long to do, though. But of course, if you have a lot of files open, you'd have a lot of files to close with shift-click. Still following my first popup idea, there could be two buttons : "close selected files" and "keep open selected files". So you would have two options : keep the selected files or close them. It's the same number of clicks as your solution. I think it would do the trick. Guillaume _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
