Re: editor tabs don't always highlight currently viewed file

Jiri Kovalsky <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.netbeans.user-interface
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello Thomas,

   let me ask you few questions since it works fine for me in development build #200504031800 of NetBeans 4.1. Which version/build number of NetBeans are you refering to ? Do you really say that if you open two Java files A and B, the B is visible, "Back" arrow in editor's toolbar is enabled and you press ALT+K, the editor displays A's content but B's tab remains highlighted ? If so, it would be better to file the bug into IssueZilla and provide as much info as possible including platform, steps how to reproduce or screenshot.

http://www.netbeans.org/issues/enter_bug.cgi?component=editor&issue_type=DEFECT&subcomponent=code

Besides, I would say [email protected] is more appropriate list for questions like this. You also get wider audience there ...

Best regards,
-Jirka

Thomas Wolf wrote:

> Has anyone noticed that when one goes to a another file via something other
> than the editor tabs (e.g. via "Usages" or explorer), the editor doesn't
> immediately reflect the change in the tabs area - even though the view has
> already changed to the new file?  Actually, sometimes it NEVER updates the
> tab :-(  It gets pretty annoying/confusing when one
> jumps between files using keyboard shortcuts.
> 
> For example when I use ALT-K to jump to an editor point in a previous 
> file, I
> have no idea which file I just jumped to because the editor never 
> updates the
> tab to show the file name (humorously, if I click on an icon of a hidden
> window, the editor does the update.)  On other occasions, the editor 
> updates
> the tab after a few seconds.
> 
> Anyway, is this a known issue?  If not, I should file an RFE/bug report.
> 
> thnx,
> tom
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