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I've enabled multi-row tabs, with one row per project, but when I click on an error in the output window the editor doesn't jump to the file already opened, instead it creates a new row in the multi-row with only this file. Is it possible to make it understand the file is already open and/or the project has already a line?
Please provide a screen shot and exact steps to reproduce the problem and reopen, thanks. Also, how does it behave when you disable multi-row tabs?
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I have this qt project open, I did some changes that introduced errors and then compiled. The files changed are Lead.cpp and Lead.h, the error is in AgentDialler.cpp. AgentDialler.cpp is in the same project of the other 2 files. When I click on the error in the output window AgentDialler.cpp is opened in a new row (you can see it in the second screenshot), is it correct? Or it should be in the same row of the other files? If from this state I disable the multi-row functionality the interface is updated correctly with all the files in one row.
Seems to work fine in Java projects. Can try creating a simple Java project to reproduce the problem? Thanks
It works fine with java projects, working more with this qt project I noticed also that it happens randomly. To take the screenshots I couldn't reproduce it, I had to wait it to happen again.
Multi-row tabs have been updated in the dev builds, so please reopen if still reproducible, thanks.