Novel Tree Tab [v1.1] #538
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With this PR, re-arranging files in the project tree while the Outline tab is active, will update the tree. At the same time, selecting a heading in the Outline tree, will also select the corresponding file in the project tree. These in combination will cover the compromise on issue #185. |
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This PR adds tabs to the left-most tree view panel. The project tree is now in the "Project" tab, and a new tab named "Novel" has been added. The Novel tab contains a tree that consists of the title, word count and point-of-view character for each section of the novel.
The tree is essentially a stripped down version of the main Outline tab, with single click updating the details panel below the tree to show the file containing the selected novel heading, and a double click opening that file and moving the cursor to the line of that header.