yeah, from the quick research i did that's what most people were saying. however, having it as a 'checkbox option' in the prefs would give those who believe it's bad design the ability not to use it, and those who like it that way the ability TO use it. but from what i also read, it might be a little hairy to implement...
On 12/6/05, Sune Foldager cryo@cyanite.org wrote:
On 06/12/2005, at 15.45, Jamal Johnson wrote:
i'm sure there's been discussion of this before, but was wondering if there was anyway to add a preference to have the tabs for the open files of a project wrap to multiple lines instead of limiting them to one line
I'm pretty sure the conclusion was that it's a bad design element to have multi-line tab bars. I at least dislike it in Windows, and it could also be hard to make it look 'right', but... :-p.
-- Sune.
What about numbered tabs so we can quickly locate a tab and switch to it with the proper cmd-[0-9] key.
On 12/6/05, Jamal Johnson jamal.johnson@gmail.com wrote:
yeah, from the quick research i did that's what most people were saying. however, having it as a 'checkbox option' in the prefs would give those who believe it's bad design the ability not to use it, and those who like it that way the ability TO use it. but from what i also read, it might be a little hairy to implement...
On 12/6/05, Sune Foldager cryo@cyanite.org wrote:
On 06/12/2005, at 15.45, Jamal Johnson wrote:
i'm sure there's been discussion of this before, but was wondering if there was anyway to add a preference to have the tabs for the open files of a project wrap to multiple lines instead of limiting them to one line
I'm pretty sure the conclusion was that it's a bad design element to have multi-line tab bars. I at least dislike it in Windows, and it could also be hard to make it look 'right', but... :-p.
-- Sune.
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