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Clicking on a icon in the side bar should not close the viewlet but refocus it instead #90995
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hmm, shouldn't this just be handled by clicking inside the viewlet? |
This forces me to first look if the debug view is active :-). Here is what usually happens:
I am so used to clicking the icon when I want to debug that I find it very disturbing when the view closes when I click on it. |
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@dbaeumer team had some resistance to this, thus leaving it to candidates. |
What's about a setting. I can understand that breaking this might cause unnecessary swirl. |
@sbatten any chance to convince you? I am absolutely happy with a settings. |
@sbatten any feedback? |
When I first had this configured the teams was even resistant to a setting but I might add this anyway. How do you feel about letting double click anywhere on the activity bar to hide. Single click only changes focus. |
I like this but it might cause problems due to muscle memory. You would need to put this behind a setting. |
@sbatten when coming to Redmond the next time :-) I will buy you a beer. |
sorry dirk, next month :P |
No problem :-) |
THANKS !!! |
and verified :-) |
I very oftern click on the debug icon in the side bar and want to focus it. However if it is focused it closes it which is very disturbing. I would like to request an option to allow me to re-focus instead of closing.
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