Sourcenav vs. History Part

[Victor Röder]

Hi!

> Well, the file selector doesn't integrate well into the IDE, as you can see
>
> >from the context menu... I don't know if this can be fixed.

My idea was to show the File Selector only if no project is loaded with the 
goal that you can easily browse your files and open them singly without 
opening the whole project. Some kind of "Quick browse/view mode" ;-). That 
becomes even more interesting if Gideon can show UML diagrams :-).
TogetherJ has it, too. So it can't be bad ;-P.

> Hmm, the sidebar widgets overlap the editor/htmlview area, so as long as
> the automake manager is open, you can't browse documentation anyway.
> Or what do you mean?

But the problem otherwise is: You can only have one ZoomFrameWidget raised. If 
you open an other one, it "overlaps" the previous. And as mentioned I think 
that browsing your code and browsing your docs are two couple of boots (zwei 
Paar Stiefel ;-).
And like IDEA there should be the opportunity to *stick* these 
ZoomFrameWidgets so that they don't overlap the editor (main window) and they 
behave like those TabWidgets in MDI mode.

> I've also noticed that when you have 10 or so sidebar widgets on the left
> side, the main window doesn't fit on a 800x600 monitor anymore ;(

If we space out the ZoomTabWidgets to the borders this won't happen ;-).

Bye,
	Victor