Closed Keplyx closed 7 years ago
The tab sorting depends on the file modified date. If you save a file it will be the most recent. A workaround for that would be to "Save all" (File > Save all) files to keep the tab order. (You can get the 139ed8a60cc8e4bde350bde26ecbb1e720535dce commit which fixes the 'Save all' reversed saving issue.)
Good news is im currently working on a project system which makes your life even more easier :P
Implemented simple projects db474378772c6f8cb33ad9bc048af984feaad914. Let me know if there are any issues! Closing this.
Thanks! A project system would be really awesome! But I don't know how to get a commit. (I'm still a beginner with github)
Click the green checkmark next to the commit name (Means successfully build) and go to artifacts. There you can find the build. Or click here for latest builds.
The start page is very useful and helps save time, however, when I open back my files, the tab order seems random.
Would it be possible to open back files in the same order they were closed? So if I have the main file in first, then the secondaries in a certain oder, would it be possible to keep that order when I open them back with the start page?
That's not a big deal, but I like to have my project organized