Been seeing this problem since the beginning and it's more an annoyance than anything bad but figured I might as well put it out there.
I often have two or more projects opened at the same time with the same folders in each project. This is mainly because I often need to work on multiple issues from the same project simultaneously.
When I check a file for syntax using Ctrl-Shift-V in language bundle HTML with embedded PHP, if an error is found oftentimes the checked file will open in one of the underlying projects (where the file wasn't opened before), the project is brought into focus and the syntax error is displayed in that project.
Since I need to keep track of which files belong to which issue, I would then have to close the file that was just opened in the wrong project.
Any solutions?
Cheers, Ed Wong
On Jan 17, 2011, at 4:50 PM, Ed Wong wrote:
When I check a file for syntax using Ctrl-Shift-V in language bundle HTML with embedded PHP, if an error is found oftentimes the checked file will open in one of the underlying projects (where the file wasn't opened before), the project is brought into focus and the syntax error is displayed in that project.
Since I need to keep track of which files belong to which issue, I would then have to close the file that was just opened in the wrong project.
Any solutions?
No, but I have had the same issue here. It seems as though the error checker doesn't scope to the currently-active window.
Walter
Did a little more observing on this. If I do a ⇧⌘D to "Jump to Included File" in PHP, the behavior is the same as the syntax checking, the file will open up in a different project. In my instances it opens the file in the bottom-most window in the project stack.
Ed
On 2011-01-17, at 6:48 pm, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
On Jan 17, 2011, at 4:50 PM, Ed Wong wrote:
When I check a file for syntax using Ctrl-Shift-V in language bundle HTML with embedded PHP, if an error is found oftentimes the checked file will open in one of the underlying projects (where the file wasn't opened before), the project is brought into focus and the syntax error is displayed in that project.
Since I need to keep track of which files belong to which issue, I would then have to close the file that was just opened in the wrong project.
Any solutions?
No, but I have had the same issue here. It seems as though the error checker doesn't scope to the currently-active window.
Walter
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On 21 Jan 2011, at 17:31, Ed Wong wrote:
Did a little more observing on this. If I do a ⇧⌘D to "Jump to Included File" in PHP, the behavior is the same as the syntax checking, the file will open up in a different project. In my instances it opens the file in the bottom-most window in the project stack.
Try hold ⌥ and click Preferences → Software Update → Check Now.
Revision 1627 should prefer the frontmost window when multiple projects contain the file.
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