Hi,
not sure wether this existed in earlier versions or maybe I'm just
overlooking something:
Is there a way with eric 3.9.0 to reopen the project that was opened
when I closed eric3?
Andreas

Am Montag, 22. Mai 2006 01:15 schrieb Andreas Pakulat:
Hi,

not sure wether this existed in earlier versions or maybe I'm just
overlooking something:

Is there a way with eric 3.9.0 to reopen the project that was opened
when I closed eric3?

Andreas

Project menu -Recent Project

The last project should be the topmost entry.

Detlev

22.05.06 18:22:16, Detlev wrote:
Am Montag, 22. Mai 2006 01:15 schrieb Andreas Pakulat:
Hi,

not sure wether this existed in earlier versions or maybe I'm just
overlooking something:

Is there a way with eric 3.9.0 to reopen the project that was opened
when I closed eric3?

Andreas

Project menu -Recent Project

The last project should be the topmost entry.

Seems I should've added: automatically upon startup :-)

Andreas

22.05.06 22:43:53, Sundance wrote:
I heard Andreas Pakulat said:

The last project should be the topmost entry.

Seems I should've added: automatically upon startup :-)

Please don't! :) Some can have several ongoing projects at once and
don't necessarily want to work on the last one opened when they fire up
Eric3.

I didn't say it should be a default behaviour, I hoped this is already
there as an option I just overlooked :-(

However, making it a command line option would probably be a good idea.
What do you think, Detlev?

Please if, make it an option that can be switched on/off in the project
settings. There's still some space there for another checkbox ;-)

Andreas

Am Montag, 22. Mai 2006 22:43 schrieb Sundance:
I heard Andreas Pakulat said:
The last project should be the topmost entry.

Seems I should've added: automatically upon startup :-)

Please don't! :) Some can have several ongoing projects at once and
don't necessarily want to work on the last one opened when they fire up
Eric3.

However, making it a command line option would probably be a good idea.
What do you think, Detlev?

It is already there. Just give the command "eric3 <projectfile>".

Regards,
Detlev

Am Montag, 22. Mai 2006 23:41 schrieb Andreas Pakulat:
22.05.06 22:43:53, Sundance wrote:
I heard Andreas Pakulat said:
The last project should be the topmost entry.

Seems I should've added: automatically upon startup :-)

Please don't! :) Some can have several ongoing projects at once and
don't necessarily want to work on the last one opened when they fire up
Eric3.

I didn't say it should be a default behaviour, I hoped this is already
there as an option I just overlooked :-(

However, making it a command line option would probably be a good idea.
What do you think, Detlev?

Please if, make it an option that can be switched on/off in the project
settings. There's still some space there for another checkbox ;-)

Andreas

And if this checkbox would be checked, how could one start it without opening
the project (e.g. to just edit a file or start empty)? I think, the current
behavior is sufficient even if it requires one or two clicks after startup.
If you work hard on a project you start eric3 once, open your project and
work the whole day. ;-)

Detlev

23.05.06 19:35:53, Detlev wrote:
Am Montag, 22. Mai 2006 23:41 schrieb Andreas Pakulat:
22.05.06 22:43:53, Sundance wrote:
I heard Andreas Pakulat said:
The last project should be the topmost entry.

Seems I should've added: automatically upon startup :-)

Please don't! :) Some can have several ongoing projects at once and
don't necessarily want to work on the last one opened when they fire up
Eric3.

I didn't say it should be a default behaviour, I hoped this is already
there as an option I just overlooked :-(

However, making it a command line option would probably be a good idea.
What do you think, Detlev?

Please if, make it an option that can be switched on/off in the project
settings. There's still some space there for another checkbox ;-)

And if this checkbox would be checked, how could one start it without opening
the project (e.g. to just edit a file or start empty)?

Well I'd rather not start eric for just editing a single file, it takes
too long (at least here).

As for the argument: If you don't want to open the last opened project,
simply don't check the checkbox. You could also not open a project if
there wasn't one open when eric3 was closed.

I think, the current
behavior is sufficient even if it requires one or two clicks after startup.

Well, I'm really lazy and I really do use session management whereever I
can get it (konsole's opening at the last path I was, konqueror opening
the same tabs at the same position I left).

If you work hard on a project you start eric3 once, open your project and
work the whole day. ;-)

Yes, but I have to start eric3 once and thus these 2 extra clicks annoy
me.

Well, as the execute dialog remembers the whole command line I can live
with giving the project file when starting eric3.

Andreas