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It is the popup menu appearing on tabs. It is necessary to specify the action it contain, and implement it. (Jano when you specifies it, reassign it to me).
1. The contextual menu over the view window is following: --------------- Maximize Window --------------- The action performs maximization of selected window. When a window is maximized then the menu is following: -------------- Restore Window -------------- The restore action is opposite to the maximize action. Note that I changed the name from "Unmaximize" to "Restore" which seems more appropriate. ================================================================ 2. The contextual menu over a document window is following: ------------------- Close All Documents Close Document ------------------- Clone Document ------------------- Maximize Document ------------------- "Close All Documents" - closes the all open documents in document area, not only in the current tabbed pane "Close Document" - closes the current document "Clone Document" - clones the document and puts it next (from the right side) to the original document. Only enabled if document is clonable. "Maximize Window" - maximizes the current document window. If the document window is maximized then the action name is "Restore Window".
Correction. The document window popup menu contains also "Save Document" action: ------------------- Close All Documents Close Document ------------------- Save Document Clone Document ------------------- Maximize Document -------------------
Fixed in branch winsys_29836 core/windows/../view/ui/Bundle.properties 1.1.2.9 /TabHandlePopupListener.java 1.1.2.11
hmm, i'm reopening this because there's still one missing item. Closes other documents (all but this). It's really useful, and all other major IDE's have it. During work, you often find yourself with a lot of documents open, but the one that really matters to you is the one which you are currently editing. "Close other documents" is a great help here, and it's proved practically (at work I use IDEA, and I close the other documents VERY OFTEN). Could you please reconsider this issue? Thanks, Leon
Chris please don't reopen this issue. It was specidied exactly what should be there and what not. If you feel it is insufficient. Discuss it with HIE, Jano... even here, or at mailing list. Just when you persuade him, he will add the item here, and reopen the issue.
I'm sorry for name confusion, Leon of course, not Chris.