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Question: Is there a way to make Origami reuse the view in the target pane, since it's already open? I don't need an additional view within the same pane.
Possible feature request: Make Origami reuse a tab if it already exists in the target pane, only scroll it to prevent duplicate tabs
My workflow:
I often work with two views into the same file side by side.
I then want to "mark" a position such that I can compare it with area in the same file.
To do this, I currently use Ctrl-K,Alt-Right (Origami: Clone File to Pane on the Right)
Then I navigate back to the pane I came from: Ctrl-K,Left
Now I have the position "marked" in the right-hand pane and can scroll to the area I want to compare in my main pane.
When I want to compare something again, I do Ctrl-K, Alt-Right again, now I have three views into my file, one in the primary (left) pane, two in the second pane.
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Prevent duplicate tabs: Scroll file in other tab to same position if it's already open
Prevent duplicate tabs: Scroll file in other pane to same position if it's already open
Nov 3, 2018
Question: Is there a way to make Origami reuse the view in the target pane, since it's already open? I don't need an additional view within the same pane.
Possible feature request: Make Origami reuse a tab if it already exists in the target pane, only scroll it to prevent duplicate tabs
My workflow:
I often work with two views into the same file side by side.
I then want to "mark" a position such that I can compare it with area in the same file.
To do this, I currently use Ctrl-K,Alt-Right (Origami: Clone File to Pane on the Right)
Then I navigate back to the pane I came from: Ctrl-K,Left
Now I have the position "marked" in the right-hand pane and can scroll to the area I want to compare in my main pane.
When I want to compare something again, I do Ctrl-K, Alt-Right again, now I have three views into my file, one in the primary (left) pane, two in the second pane.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: