When a large number (8, 10, 12, etc...?) of files are open for editing, the tabs get very small horizontally and the filenames get cut-down and it is difficult to know which actual file you are editing as you copy & rename files to add variant filenames (ex: "jm_i2c_driver" gets cloned to: "jm_i2c_driver_MOD"). I often quickly clone code from others (mostly JonnyMac :-) and add my initials or "MOD" to the filename. On occasion, I've started editing and realized I was editing the original file only after compiling/saving. Some way of know which actual file you are about to edit, would help with this problem.
Could tooltips containing the filename be added? Then, as you move the cursor over a TAB, the full filename of the file is briefly displayed.
I've added some tool tips for the tabs. This is quite a hack, so it's not as smooth as I would like; it may take a few tries to get the tooltip to come up.
When a large number (8, 10, 12, etc...?) of files are open for editing, the tabs get very small horizontally and the filenames get cut-down and it is difficult to know which actual file you are editing as you copy & rename files to add variant filenames (ex: "jm_i2c_driver" gets cloned to: "jm_i2c_driver_MOD"). I often quickly clone code from others (mostly JonnyMac :-) and add my initials or "MOD" to the filename. On occasion, I've started editing and realized I was editing the original file only after compiling/saving. Some way of know which actual file you are about to edit, would help with this problem.
Could tooltips containing the filename be added? Then, as you move the cursor over a TAB, the full filename of the file is briefly displayed.
I've seen that there are ways to add help text to TABs, but I'm unsure how to implement. Here's a stackoverflow posting which might provide some ideas about tab help text: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52352475/display-tooltip-when-hovering-on-a-tab