Using Tabs

Using Tabs

How they work

• Each tab has its own data containing information about the file and it's contents.
• There can only be one of every file open at a time. But I acknowledge that would be inconvenient in a split tab setting, so when split tab is added, I'll be sure to work on a linked tab system where there is a central tab containing the information about the file, then a linked tab will still appear as a tab, but everything is routed to that other tab. This will hopefully prevent syncing problems. No clue if it will actually work tho.

Decompiled Tabs

• See Decompiled Tabs

Shortcuts

Shortcut	Function
Ctrl+W	Close Open Tab
Ctrl+Shift+T	Reopen last closed tab
Middle Mouse Button over tab	Close tab

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Decompiling

The Decompiler

• Path: File > Open Decompiler
• The Decompiler will decompile every file related to Isle Goblin
• I plan for some improvements to be added, such as searching, filtering, and maybe docking in the code editor.

Decompiled Tabs

• Decompiled tabs can be opened by F12, Ctrl+Left Mouse Button over a symbol, or Edit > Go To Definition
• Decompiled tabs will contain a @ at the beginning of the tab and have no file extension (e.g. .cs)
• There will also be a tooltip when you hover over a decompiled tab containing information about the source, the assembly, and the MVID