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Pop out tabs to create new editor window #39
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+1 This is needed asap. Just came over from Sublime Text, and there's only a couple of little but important things to make the experience non-regrettable and even fantastic. This is one of them ;) |
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+1. Was very weirded out when dragging a tab out of a window saved a copy of the active file to the desktop instead of spawning a window for the tab. |
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Thanks for the comment. PRs would be accepted for such a feature. |
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I have been fiddling with this for the last couple days, (I really want this feature), I am not a node/coffee/javascript programmer(I am a Rails dev, I have some limited javascript experience....). I have a couple questions for someone who knows something about how the events work for tabs, I figured out how to make it make a new window when you drag a tab out of the window(using onDragLeave). The trouble is, it creates it when you drag it within the window as well, and if you drag it over several tabs(eg: re-ording tabs) it will open a bunch of new windows up. It seems like I need a way to determine if you dropped it outside the window, but there does not seem to be an event for that(or I don't know what it is called) onDragEnd seemed promising, but it doesn't allow you to drop the tab in a new window, as it creates the new window after you drop the tab.... I am using the "application:new-window" command to get this, which means you also end up with a "untitled" blank-tab, and that seems wrong... Thoughts? PS: my tweaks are in https://github.com/davidgross/tabs if anybody cares....(also, my stuff really just breaks tabs at the moment....) |
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Update on my tweaks: I have a functioning "Open Tab in new Window" option in the tab right click menu. This will, as the name suggests, open the tab in a new window, however it won't copy your un-saved changes, but it does prompt you to save before opening the file in a new window. |
+1 @davidgross Are you still working on this? |
@danhardman I am still working on this, but, I have not had time to work on it in the last couple days... |
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@benogle do you want a pull request from my work? It simply creates a right-click button to open a tab in a new window, doesn't solve this thread, but, maybe creates a use-able work-around. |
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@davidgross A PR for that would be great! It would certainly be a good stopgap until this gets implemented. |
@mnquintana pull request here: #134 |
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Please implement this so I can stop using sublime +1 👍 |
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All those "+1" are very annoying, but sincerely: +1! |
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Thanks for the feedback everyone! Part of this is being implemented in #134. To keep this issue from getting too noisy I'm going to lock it for now. |
In many "tab" based products, you can grab a tab and "pop it out" to create a new window with that content. That would be awesome for atom when you want to windows side by side.
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