Hi,
is it possible to reorder documents within kate's Documents side bar? I know you can sort them, but I often would like to be able to change this. I think I am just missing an obvious option.
Calvin
Hi,
is it possible to reorder documents within kate's Documents side bar? I know you can sort them, but I often would like to be able to change this. I think I am just missing an obvious option.
I have often wanted to do the same thing. My guess is that this option was never implemented, as I never found a way to do it. :-(
It would be simple to implement as well--just add two new menu options to the context menu (move up/move down) and a little glue logic to alter the listview ordering.
Please file a high priority bug report on this.
Tim
On 27 January 2012 14:37, Timothy Pearson kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.netwrote:
Hi,
is it possible to reorder documents within kate's Documents side bar? I know you can sort them, but I often would like to be able to change this. I think I am just missing an obvious option.
I have often wanted to do the same thing. My guess is that this option was never implemented, as I never found a way to do it. :-(
It would be simple to implement as well--just add two new menu options to the context menu (move up/move down) and a little glue logic to alter the listview ordering.
Please file a high priority bug report on this.
Tim
Will do. I will also attempt to implement this.
it should work like regular tab switching. for example using CTRL+SHIFT+ , would move it up one CTRL+SHIFT + . would move it down.
Calvin
On 27 January 2012 14:50, Calvin Morrison mutantturkey@gmail.com wrote:
On 27 January 2012 14:37, Timothy Pearson kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.netwrote:
Hi,
is it possible to reorder documents within kate's Documents side bar? I know you can sort them, but I often would like to be able to change
this.
I think I am just missing an obvious option.
I have often wanted to do the same thing. My guess is that this option was never implemented, as I never found a way to do it. :-(
It would be simple to implement as well--just add two new menu options to the context menu (move up/move down) and a little glue logic to alter the listview ordering.
Please file a high priority bug report on this.
Tim
Will do. I will also attempt to implement this.
it should work like regular tab switching. for example using CTRL+SHIFT+ , would move it up one CTRL+SHIFT + . would move it down.
Calvin
I'm having trouble while poking at this. I am to confused how they are currently being sorted (looks like the sort(); function provided by Qt) and how to resort them.
Relevant files are:
kate/app/katefilelist.cpp kate/app/katefilelist.h
Calvin
Le vendredi 27 janvier 2012, Timothy Pearson a écrit :
Hi,
is it possible to reorder documents within kate's Documents side bar? I know you can sort them, but I often would like to be able to change
this.
I think I am just missing an obvious option.
I have often wanted to do the same thing. My guess is that this option was never implemented, as I never found a way to do it. :-(
It would be simple to implement as well--just add two new menu options to the context menu (move up/move down) and a little glue logic to alter the listview ordering.
Please file a high priority bug report on this.
Tim
--------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi everybody,
At some point, there were "plugins" to come with Kate / KDE3. They are no longer in my OpenSuse 11.1 distribution. Might be because I had to select and install the software myself ... But I think that I saw them when I used Trinity. Among them, there was one, I call it the "horizontal tabs", which allowed to present the files as tabs, like this excellent Notepad from the Windows world.
In the case of a contextual menu to a "manual sorting", click-drag and drop in the file list may be easier to implement than the use of any keys ... And this method may be applicable in the case of this so called module "horizontal tabs" quoted above. Without this module, I can not check if it respects the sort order in the session configuration file ~/.kde/ ... / ... .katesession.
Cheers Patrick
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