As for figuring out where I am in a multi-something environment,
how about treeviews (as already present for project, structure, and
class hierarchy) ?
Best Regards,
Christian Frederking
Eugene Belyaev wrote:
> I tend to agree with some of your arguments. However, this is not the
> best solution. Multiple workspaces with dozens of various windows allow
> to open a lot of different information separately, which is good from
> the information filtering point of view, but bother a lot when you try
> to figure out where you are. This is a complex problem for all the UI
> designers. The OTI guys have done a nice job accumulating best
> practices alltogether. We will try to come up with a concept
> simplifying this. As we have some thoughts open for discussions we'll
> let you know.
>
> Best regards,
>
> > Chris Merrill wrote:
> >
> > > This doesn't necessarily fix the problem, but you can increase the
> > > max# tabs in Tools->Options->Editor.
> >
> > I've recently started playing with the Eclipse JDT, their
> > concept of perspectives and workspaces is pretty neat. At the
> > moment, I'm using them much like the old multiple desktops in
> > HP-UX. At any given time, you can have numerous workspaces
> > open - each having a series of opened files associated with
> > it (perspectives are essentially a type system for
> > workspaces). This allows one to group open files in whatever
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