Releases: oriolmirosa/open-files
Releases · oriolmirosa/open-files
v0.8.2
- Finally figured out what the problem was with issue #18. The removal of elements depended on their indices, but when several were removed at the same time (or quickly one after the other, which became a problem because of the delays and animations), then the indices were non-existent and that led to errors. I assigned unique ids for each element, so now their removal does not depend on their index and should always be accurate
v0.8.1
v0.8.0
- Rewrite of large portions of the package in order to make it more stable. Hopefully this takes care of bug #18
- Added the ability to re-sort files in the 'open files' panel automatically when a file has been renamed, or when it has been saved for the first time after creating a new file
- The icons should now change automatically and immediately when a file name change implies a filetype change, and also when a file is saved for the first time
- For both the
file-icons
and theseti-icons
packages, the icons in the 'open files' panel now mirror those of the tabs for the various special Atom views: 'Settings', 'Deprecation Cop', 'Timecop', 'About', and 'Project Find Results'. Forseti-icons
, the icon for a new file is now also the same as in the tabs
v0.7.2
v0.7.1
- Added a donation button to the readme page
v0.7.0
- When several panels are open, the title for the 'open files' panels now includes PANEL #, with the number showing the order in which the panels were opened. When panels are closed, the numbers of the panels are re-calculated so that they reflect the panels present in the workspace
v0.6.2
v0.6.1
v0.6.0
- Added delay before a new file appears in the 'open files' panel. This prevents the whole tree view from sliding downward too quickly and thus making the second click (when double-clicking) to be done on a different file. The delay is configurable (in milliseconds) in the setting for the package (default is 1000 ms, i.e. 1 second)
- Added animation when a file is added to (or removed from) the 'open files' panel. The animation duration is also configurable (default is 300 ms)