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Discriminating files with the same name

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Morwenn:
I am still not sure where feature requests belong to, sorry if it is still not the place, but nothing likes look a dedicated place to discuss features requests.

I sometimes have several (generally 2) files open with the same name even though they live in different directories. Other code editors solve that elegantly by displaying in the tab text only what it needed to disciminate between several files. For example, let's say we have the files include/barfoo/foo.h and include/foobar/foo.h: many editors would display the name barfoo/foo.h and foobar/foo.h to help disciminate between the two files, and would simply name the remaining tab foo.h when we close one of the tabs.

Would it be possible to have the same thig in Code::Blocks?

oBFusCATed:

--- Quote from: Morwenn on March 15, 2016, 09:39:59 pm ---I am still not sure where feature requests belong to, sorry if it is still not the place, but nothing likes look a dedicated place to discuss features requests.

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The tickets section in sf.net is meant for feature requests, too.


--- Quote from: Morwenn on March 15, 2016, 09:39:59 pm ---Other code editors solve that elegantly by displaying in the tab text only what it needed to disciminate between several files.

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Can you list an editor ide that does this?

Morwenn:
Ok, I will try to use the tickets next time. If I'm not mistaken, Sublime does that, but I remember seing that in other code editors or IDEs too, even though I don't remember which.

oBFusCATed:
Would you post a ticket on sf.net.
I might look into this in the near future (but not now).

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