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Closing tabs ends in "empty tabbar"

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Nobody/Anonymous
2007-10-16
2012-11-13

  • Nobody/Anonymous

    Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-10-16

    Hi all,

    you can "empty" the tabbar by simply open a large amount of files, scroll to the very right of the bar an close all visible tabs one by one.
    Can anyone else reproduce this behaviour?

    I think an autoscrollback function would solve this issue

    Marco

     

    • Nobody/Anonymous

      Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-10-19

      hi again,

      to make it more clear look at the screenshot

      http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/2277/nppzx7.jpg

      as you can see, new 31 is selected (window name: Notepad++ - new31) but not shown.
      even i this won't get changed, could someone comment this please?

      regards
      marco

       

      • Nobody/Anonymous

        Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-10-25

        There is a "workaround" for this until it get hopefully fixed.
        When happens, just go to File->New... it creates a new file tab and old tabs are recoverd too.
        OR simply, double-click on the last empty place on the tab area. It opens a new file and all tabs are recovered.

        /Behnam

         

    • Nobody/Anonymous

      Nobody/Anonymous - 2007-10-19

      This is quite a common issue. I have the same in Delphi if I close a number of tabs. Scrolling manually when there is at least one tab visible prevents the tab bar from ending up empty.