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- November 17, 2007 at 8:44 am #5007
vha
MemberIf you select a file in the explorer window using the mouse, the explorer remains the active window.
This means you first have to click inside the editor window before you can for example do a CTRL-G (go to line…) or CTRL-F (find…)
More logical behavior should be that the newly opened window become the active window in the editor
tx, vha
November 18, 2007 at 7:47 pm #5010Yutaka Emura
Keymastervha wrote:
If you select a file in the explorer window using the mouse, the explorer remains the active window.This means you first have to click inside the editor window before you can for example do a CTRL-G (go to line…) or CTRL-F (find…)
More logical behavior should be that the newly opened window become the active window in the editor
tx, vha
You didn’t describe exactly what your OS is and how you can reproduce your problem. I don’t have a problem with Windows Vista or Windows XP when I double-click a file in Explorer.
I know there might be a problem with a certain OS, due to a bug in that OS.November 18, 2007 at 8:11 pm #5011vha
MemberI’m using Windows XP SP2
and have the option ‘single click to open an item’ switched on for the explorer plugin.
To reproduce, this is what I do:
– in the explorer window of the plugin, click on a file
– the file opens up in the editor window
BUT the explorer window of the plugin remains the active windowresult is that most of the shortcut keys don’t work (CTRL-G, CTRL-F, …)
But i guess the misunderstanding was that I meant the explorer plugin window, not Window’s explorer window…
vha
November 19, 2007 at 6:01 am #5012Yutaka Emura
Keymastervha wrote:
I’m using Windows XP SP2and have the option ‘single click to open an item’ switched on for the explorer plugin.
To reproduce, this is what I do:
– in the explorer window of the plugin, click on a file
– the file opens up in the editor window
BUT the explorer window of the plugin remains the active windowresult is that most of the shortcut keys don’t work (CTRL-G, CTRL-F, …)
But i guess the misunderstanding was that I meant the explorer plugin window, not Window’s explorer window…
vha
I see. I don’t remember why I didn’t program that way, but on the next version clicking an item in the Exploer plug-in will set focus in the editor view. Thanks!
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