I have encountered a strange problem in Lazarus (2.0.8 on Raspbian
Buster linux).

I have a fair number of source files open in tabs. The file names
could be rather long too.
So then the tabs displaying file names do not fit sidewise on the
screen so the list of tabs is truncated left and right.

If I have edited a file to the right that has brought the leftmost tab
out of the visible area of the tabs I can no longer get back to the
leftmost side of the editor where my main project files should
live....
The leftmost VISIBLE tab is the most "leftish" file I can reach.

I have noted that the left arrow "button" in the tabs section is not
clickable since the mouse pointer always changes to the resize double
arrow when I move to the location of the left arrow...
Not even selecting the leftmost tab changes this behaviour with the
left arrow button being unclickable.

But if I *resize* the code editor with the mouse (and bring it back to
where it was originally), THEN the left arrow button becomes clickable
(turns dark)!

At this time I can click it ONCE ONLY(!) to scroll the file tabs one
tab over...

Then I have to repeat the sequence of resize followed by clicking the
arrow again.

The right arrow button on the other side does not work in this strange
way, it is always switching selected tab towards the right side..

Is this by design or is there a setting somewhere to disable this
strange behaviour for the left arrow button?

In the Delphi 2007 editor there is a down arrow to the right side
which if clicked displays a list of files open in the editor and by
selecting the wanted file that tab is immediately brougt into focus.
Can Lazarus be configured to display such an editor file list too?
If so how?


-- 
Bo Berglund
Developer in Sweden

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