Hi, I often find myself wanting to open a currently selected tab in a new window (without having to track down the actual file in the file drawer), so that I can look at it in parallel with another tab. Is there a shortcut to do it? I can't find anything like that. Any hints would be greatly appreciated. Tench
i was after the same thing last year
-- Snip -- Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 1. Nov 2006, at 05:52, bigkm wrote:
This is sort of a feature request but i think it would be a handy
feature if you could drag a tab out of textmate and it will open that file in a separate window.
For now you can right click the file in the project drawer and select
to open it in a separate window.
this is sort of time consuming because the tab shows that its selected and then if the file in the project draw isn't selected or even in view you have to go looking for it, find it then right click it.
I hope this might be in a future release.
Kim
There are some shorter ways On 2. Nov 2006, at 00:24, bigkm wrote:
For now you can right click the file in the project drawer and
select to open it in a separate window.
this is sort of time consuming because the tab shows that its
selected and then if the file in the project draw isn't selected or even in view you have to go looking for it, find it then right click it.
To speed that up, you can use ⌃⌘R to “reveal the current file in the project drawer”.
Tench wrote:
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