Re: [ jEdit-users ] BufferTabs different in each pane

[Shlomy R. <sre...@gm...>]

That's the point of "global", but this only refers to new edit panes
that you create (Note "BufferSet scope for new EditPanes"), not for
edit panes that previously existed (or loaded from the perspective.xml
file during startup).
By default, the status bar shows you the BufferSet scope for the
current edit pane - a single character, just preceding the memory
status, which is one of: G (Global scope), E (EditPane scope), or V
(View scope). This way you can check the scope of the two edit panes.
If it's not Global, you can also double-click this character to change
the bufferset scope for the current edit pane.

Shlomy

On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 3:17 PM, David Kramer <da...@th...> wrote:
> I have jEdit pre17 installed on two machines; one Linux and one Windows
> (which is actually a VM).  I've been using BufferTabs forever, but I'm
> having problems with it on the Windows VM.  On both installs, I have
> "BufferSet scope for new EditPanes:" set to "global".  BufferTabs is 1.1.1
> on both systems.
>
> If I have the screen split, and close a buffer in one, on the Linux
> install the buffer goes away in both text areas under Linux, but it only
> goes away on the current text area under Windows.
>
> I thought the whole point of "global" was that there's only one set of files.
>
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