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| Re: editor tabs re-ordered when switching tasks [message #52851 is a reply to message #52824] |
Wed, 16 July 2008 14:02   |
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Originally posted by: jeffreyz.q-free.com
I see the same behaviour, and it is annoying. It makes me hesitate to
change active tasks.
> When I open several editors under a given task context they appear from
> left to right in a certain order. When I switch tasks and then switch
> back to my original task context the editors are in a different order.
> This means that I have to keep searching for the class that I want. Is
> this actually the expected behaviour? Is this a bug or is this just a
> limitation of Eclipse.
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| Re: editor tabs re-ordered when switching tasks [message #52907 is a reply to message #52824] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 06:42 |
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Originally posted by: steffen.pingel.eclipse.org
Derek Hunter wrote:
> When I open several editors under a given task context they appear from
> left to right in a certain order. When I switch tasks and then switch
> back to my original task context the editors are in a different order.
> This means that I have to keep searching for the class that I want. Is
> this actually the expected behaviour? Is this a bug or is this just a
> limitation of Eclipse.
Mylyn uses the workbench memento mechanism to restore editors on task
activation. I am not sure if that preserves the order of editors. Derek,
please go ahead and file a new bug:
http://www.eclipse.org/mylyn/bugs/
Steffen
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| Re: editor tabs re-ordered when switching tasks [message #55101 is a reply to message #52907] |
Thu, 31 July 2008 21:55 |
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Originally posted by: echarlton.ltionline.com
Along the same line, Eclipse allows the user to arrange editor tabs in
distinct panes in the main editor window, but associating editor tabs in
panes, associating that arrangement with a context in a task, then
deactivating then reactivating that task results in totally blowing-away
the pane arrangement.
Upon activating a task, all files in the context are reopened in one pane,
possibly in a different order, as mentioned.
Steffen, I don't suppose the workbench memento mechanism can handle editor
pane arrangement / layout?
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| Re: editor tabs re-ordered when switching tasks [message #55983 is a reply to message #55101] |
Wed, 13 August 2008 21:10 |
 Steffen Pingel
Messages: 706
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> Along the same line, Eclipse allows the user to arrange editor tabs in
> distinct panes in the main editor window, but associating editor tabs in
> panes, associating that arrangement with a context in a task, then
> deactivating then reactivating that task results in totally blowing-away
> the pane arrangement.
>
> Upon activating a task, all files in the context are reopened in one pane,
> possibly in a different order, as mentioned.
>
> Steffen, I don't suppose the workbench memento mechanism can handle editor
> pane arrangement / layout?
Yes, if I restart Eclipse with two editors side by side the workbench
restores the original layout. I would assume that the workbench layout is
stored separately from the open editors but I am not sure.
A similar request for restoring the layout on task activation has been made
here:
244075: restore dual editor panes upon task reactivation if previously
working in dual pane mode
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=244075
Steffen
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| Re: editor tabs re-ordered when switching tasks [message #592105 is a reply to message #52907] |
Thu, 31 July 2008 21:55 |
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Originally posted by: echarlton.ltionline.com
Along the same line, Eclipse allows the user to arrange editor tabs in
distinct panes in the main editor window, but associating editor tabs in
panes, associating that arrangement with a context in a task, then
deactivating then reactivating that task results in totally blowing-away
the pane arrangement.
Upon activating a task, all files in the context are reopened in one pane,
possibly in a different order, as mentioned.
Steffen, I don't suppose the workbench memento mechanism can handle editor
pane arrangement / layout?
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| Re: editor tabs re-ordered when switching tasks [message #592445 is a reply to message #55101] |
Wed, 13 August 2008 21:10 |
Steffen Pingel
Messages: 706
Registered: July 2009 |
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> Along the same line, Eclipse allows the user to arrange editor tabs in
> distinct panes in the main editor window, but associating editor tabs in
> panes, associating that arrangement with a context in a task, then
> deactivating then reactivating that task results in totally blowing-away
> the pane arrangement.
>
> Upon activating a task, all files in the context are reopened in one pane,
> possibly in a different order, as mentioned.
>
> Steffen, I don't suppose the workbench memento mechanism can handle editor
> pane arrangement / layout?
Yes, if I restart Eclipse with two editors side by side the workbench
restores the original layout. I would assume that the workbench layout is
stored separately from the open editors but I am not sure.
A similar request for restoring the layout on task activation has been made
here:
244075: restore dual editor panes upon task reactivation if previously
working in dual pane mode
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=244075
Steffen
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