Open haraldschilly opened 4 years ago
I disagree because the current behavior is intentional and exactly matches what Emacs does.
I think we should close this ticket and instead have a ticket about creating a completely different way of showing files that better solves these problems in a modern way (namely, like in VS Code or IDEs or just have a files "editor" like in operating systems).
can't we at least make this a setting? I never used emacs and I can't follow the argument. cocalc isn't emacs.
if such a different editor also behaves like emacs, it might be as annoying for me.
can't we at least make this a setting?
yes, definitely. There's no harm in that.
I like the way JupyterLab does it: collapsible left sidebar.
This is described in the "Interface" page of the documentation:
https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/interface.html
Which is?
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OK, I'm surprised to say but I'm getting really annoyed with "my" design where the current working directory for the file/search/etc. changes based on the last file tab you click...
Maybe we should just change things uniformly so that the file tab doesn't impact the working directory at all. I'm opened to this change...
That's usually not what I want and it's very annoying. Most of the time I want to open a different file in the same directory where C was. It would be much better if closing tab C lets files stay put in directory c.