Is there a way to control the order of the file tabs when opening a project? Is the order even predictable?
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In uex file tab order seems to be static and unaffected by changes I make manually, e.g. by dragging file tabs to new position. Right-clicking on file tabs does not offer a Sort File Tabs command; clicking on Edit ➜ Preferences offers an Application Layout section with a File Tabs tab that has only two options that seem to be unrelated:Mofi wrote:The order of the file tabs on opening a project is the same as on closing the project, except files have been deleted in the meantime or are not accessible at the moment (server not reachable), or the option Sort tabs on file open is enabled at the moment. This option can be toggled by opening Advanced - Configuration - Application Layout - File Tabs - Miscellaneous and toggle state of setting Sort tabs on file open.
With uex .pui files are stored for each project, but apparently not changed to reflect changes in tab order. In fact manually re-ordering the lines in the <File Tab> section has no effect either. If that had worked, it would have been an adequate solution for my purposes.Mofi wrote:The information about open files on close of a project, the caret position in each file, the order of the open files, the bookmarks and code foldings, etc. are stored in the *.pui (project user interface) file. So if nobody deletes this file between closing and next opening of a project, the user interface is recreated on project load exactly as leaved last time, except
The order of the files without having Sort tabs on file open enabled is the file open order. By left clicking on a file tab, holding left mouse button and dragging the file tab to a new position in the tabs bar where left mouse button is left, the file tabs order can be changed manually.
- configuration setting Open from Explorer also loads file list is enabled at Advanced - Configuration - File Handling - Advanced resulting in reloading the project which was open on last exit additionally to the file on which a double click was executed to open the file in UltraEdit, or
- configuration setting Close all files when opening or switching projects is not enabled at Advanced - Configuration - File Handling - Miscellaneous resulting in keeping opened the currently open files on opening/switching project.