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Side-by-Side
File Editing
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You initiate
side-by-side file editing by using the "Split Workspace" commands
of the
View menu.
These commands add a second set of editor tabs to achieve a layout such as the
following:
You can also
show two files side-by-side one above the other (horizontally aligned).
You can add
tabs to the secondary tab set in a number of ways:
· Drag&drop
tabs from the primary tab set (works in the opposite direction).
· Open
files while the secondary tabs is active.
· Use
the Recent Files menu while the secondary tab set is active.
· Use
the context menu of the secondary tab set to create new modules.
When you hide
the secondary editor tab set all contained tabs are moved to the primary tab
set. If you just want to maximize the editing space of the primary tab set you
can temporarily hide the secondary tabs by double-clicking the handle of the
splitter between the two tab sets. You can later restore the previous
layout by double-clicking the handle of the splitter again.
The layout
of the secondary workspace and the contained tabs are persisted across PyScripter
invocations.